Max Hazan designs a racing bike that embraces a fighter jet aesthetic - Yanko Design

Social Distancing at abode, our days have blended together and considering we are saving the world, we cannot accept off into the dusk. Just nosotros can definitely daydream about it from our couch and this insane bike can be the protagonist of our weekend thoughts. Max Hazan, one of the world'southward most famous custom bike designers, has created the Motus MST 'Salt Shaker' and it will have your imagination on a ride! To me, this bike looks like something we will run across on the streets of Mars when we motion there and I hateful that in a skillful style.

The bespoke Salt Shaker is the latest state racing bike from the Los Angeles-based designer in collaboration with Hazan Haas Racing: Hazan, and Bobby Haas of Dallas' Haas Moto Museum. The creators phone call it the 'Salt Shaker' because information technology was envisioned to be raced on the Bonneville common salt flats and I tin only imagine how cinematic that would look because of its otherwordly form! Information technology weighs 635 lbs just 150 lbs in that were intentionally added for amend traction and stability. It well-nigh looks like a mini fighter jet with its sleek curves and white aesthetic.

Table salt Shaker showcases Hazan's typical manner in its build – it is constructed around a fully-custom frame which is enveloped in one-of-its-kind bodywork featuring a partial streamliner. The engine was picked from Motus Motorcycles' MST model and it is a 1,650cc pushrod V4 mill. Hazan likewise added a Garrett GT28R turbocharger to up the performance of the bike then it tin become betwixt 250-270hp smoothly. The bike looks like it is ready to be cast in a sci-fi adventure flick, I tin imagine it speeding across the table salt flats and the common salt flying everywhere in slow motion. If you lot are a bicycle collector (even simply a Pinterest one) then this should get on your list of rare bikes to have.

Designer: Max Hazan and Bobby Haas