This dual mode bike turns into a snowmobile for practical all-terrain mobility - Yanko Design

"Based on a modular design inspiration, the bike is good both on solid land and on snowy terrain. Designer: HakHyeon Lee In the bike mode, the café racer-inspired two-wheeler gets a set of wheels for city rides, while the snowmobile mode has the snow track, skid, and skis. The transition is made by lifting the body frame and resting it on the respective drivetrains that presumably sit parked in the garage."

"The wishbone suspension system is of superior materials to withstand the tortures of rough terrain and the strains put on the bike while riding at high speeds. The saddle of the DUOMICK bike can be rotated depending on the seating position, based on the mode selected. In the bike mode, the sitting position is more low-slung, while the snowmobile mode has a more upright sitting position."

DUOMICK is a modular dual-platform motorcycle designed to operate as a café-racer two-wheeler and as a snowmobile. The machine switches modes by lifting the body frame and resting it on respective parked drivetrains: wheels for city rides and a snow track with skid and skis for snowy terrain. The main frame is a unibody structure that serves both configurations while a wishbone suspension uses superior materials to handle rough terrain and high-speed stress. The saddle rotates to provide a low-slung position for bike mode and a more upright posture for snowmobile mode. The design emphasizes muscular road presence, chunky tires, and a futuristic headlight.

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