AH A MAY Project: Root Motorcycle by Kazuki Kashiwase

Do you want to know what happen when musical instrument designers design a motorcycle? Well, project AH A MAY (Yamaha spelled backwards) has interesting idea by exchanging Yamaha 2 design divisions and give them tasks outside their design fields without any constraints related to commercialization or production. The project goal is for designers to stimulate each other’s imaginations while creating products that embodied their shared image of Yamaha. The result is amazing, such as Yamaha Root Motorcycle.

This concept motorcycle takes the meters on the instrument panel off the rider’s view. The designer wants to make sure that this little change would enable rider to be a part of the passing scenery, enjoy their surroundings instead of focusing on the instrument panel of the motorbike. The form of Root has been designed to flow continuously from the seat to the fuel tank, inspired by a horse motif that aims to give a sense of harmony among people, nature, and the vehicle.

Designer : Kazuki Kashiwase (Design Laboratory, Yamaha Corporation)

Root Motorcycle by Kazuki Kashiwase (Design Laboratory, Yamaha Corporation)

Root Motorcycle by Kazuki Kashiwase (Design Laboratory, Yamaha Corporation)

Root Motorcycle by Kazuki Kashiwase (Design Laboratory, Yamaha Corporation)

Root Motorcycle by Kazuki Kashiwase (Design Laboratory, Yamaha Corporation)



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