Designer Tamás Jakus has combined two future BMW Group icons into one interesting conceptual design study. Dubbed the MINI Superlaggera Motorcycle, this design study in two motor forms combines the platform of the BMW R NineT with the aesthetics of the MINI Superlaggera concept from a few weeks ago.
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Designer Tamás Jakus has combined two future BMW Group icons into one interesting conceptual design study. Dubbed the MINI Superlaggera Motorcycle, this design study in two motor forms combines the platform of the BMW R NineT with the aesthetics of the MINI Superlaggera concept from a few weeks ago.
For those who are new to our coverage of BMW Motorrad, one of the most interesting new models BMW introduced last year year was the R NineT. Teased in 2012 as the “Boxer” concept, the R NineT is 1.2 L of naked muscle bike designed from the ground up for customization. BMW even offers a number of bolt-on interchangeable rear sub-frames that let owners reconfigure their R NineTs from one day to the next. Obviously, the custom scene has embraced the R NineT as the blank slate BMW intended and now more and more custom designs are seeing the light of day. So it makes sense that Tamás Jakus would gravitate toward the R NineT for his concept.
The mashup of these two machines is really compelling. Hopefully Jakus will work with a builder at some point and this concept would see the light of day. There’s nothing in the design that would make it particularly difficult to execute. Want to see more? Check out all of Jakus’ renderings over on Behance.
