Mercury Concept Bike Utilizes Aero Gel Within The Body In Order To Float In Water

Mercury concept bike was a project for the brand “Quiksilver” in 2027, the designer was asked to design a vehicle for a brand that hasn’t had any affiliation with the automotive industry. Mercury has been designed for the brand’s target users, its form and function is highly inspired by the brand’s target consumer and their surfing culture. This motorbike is designed to be amphibious, by packing “aero gel” within the body thus providing the bike with buoyancy in the water, a propeller is also installed at the rear which provides the thrust needed in water. Dearman liquid air engine is utilized to take and store air as a liquid and uses it as a gas which exhausts cold air instead of pollution.

Designer : Dennis Yu

Quiksilver Concept Bike by Dennis Yu

Mercury Concept Bike by Dennis Yu

Mercury concept bike aims to gather the exciting and daring experience that Quiksilver has been providing as a brand and transform them into a concept vehicle that would be appropriate for the brand in the future. This project is unique because there hasn’t been a motorbike concept envisioned for Quksilver, its design language is unique from current bikes on the market and proves to be a concept that’s different from all others.

Mercury Concept Bike by Dennis Yu

Mercury Concept Bike by Dennis Yu

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Mercury Concept Bike by Dennis Yu

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