Kawasaki on Tokyo presents transformer motorcycle show

The scene at the Tokyo Motor Show was seized cars, but those from Kawasaki were able to get noticed by J concept, a futuristic motorcycle.

Dubbed J Concept bike - at least at first glance - proposed by Kawasaki completes the suite of futuristic concept cars shown at Tokyo, among which and creations Nissan and NISMO IDX FreeFlow or PHEV GC-Mitsubishi .



The Japanese did not provide too much technical detail their concept, but basically we are talking about electric tricycle configuration may change depending on the speed with which the user wants to run.

Thus, to run at high speeds, the two front wheels closer to one another and lowers the motorcycle near asphalt structure, forming an aerodynamic silhouette, while the extra-wide rear wheel remains in the same position.

If desired a low-speed travel through urban areas, fork pivots, front wheels departs concept becomes a tricycle in the true sense of the word, favoring a higher driving position and thus increased maneuverability.

Another novel solution is the lack of a handlebar or steering wheel of any kind, and those from Kawasaki say that corners are taken by two handles separate powering the front wheels acting.
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