Concept Air-powered motorcycle

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Lecturer Simon Curlis came up the Green Speed project with the goal to set a land speed record at Lake Gairdner a dry lake bed in Southern Australia.
Edwin Yi Yuan (above) and Simon Curlis
(below) continue work on the Green Speed.


Designed as land speed racer theres no headlight brake light or indicator lights to be found. Yi Yuan and Curlis are still game for a run at Lake Gairdner but admit a serious LSR attempt would need to be built around a newer frame.
The present Green Speed design calls for an odd looking 1:1 gear ratio but with plans to race for a land speed record the team is contemplating gearing it even more aggressively for top speed.
An industrial design course at Australia's Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology yeilded the Green Speed motorcycle concept, an air-powered two-wheeler meant to vie for a land speed record and Lake Gairdner.
Green Speed Air Motorcycle
A rotary air engine is the planned powerplant for the Green Speed design, with two high-pressure air tanks storing the "gas" that powers the concept bike.
adapted from : motorcycle-usa




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