The Hydrogen-Powered Buell H2 is Years Ahead of Its Time

It is entirely possible that 100 years from now, people will be cruising the streets in the Buell H2. This motorcycle, developed by Niels Grubak Iversen, is all about sustainability and sci-fi styling.

The Buell H2 gets its name from the updated V2 HD engine powering it. This bike has an incredibly unique design that looks as if it was ripped straight from a sci-fi movie. Check it out in the featured gallery and keep your fingers crossed that you may live long enough to ride on the Buell H2.

The Snake Road' Bike Crawls the Road Like a Cobra

This amazing ‘Snake Road’ bike is designed and developed by Belgian designer Delussu Bruno.

The Snake Road bike resembles a cobra and its aerodynamic design gives it a futuristic look. It’s sleek fiberglass design makes it both sturdy and lightweight. Stylish retro elements such as speedometer and an internal combustion engine are also employed in the roadster’s chic design.

Combining the traditional elements with futuristic design, The Snake Road bike will make any person owning it feel proud.

The Street Legal 'Tron Light Cycle' will Catch Many's Attention

This off-screen custom-built ‘Tron Light Cycle’ is a stunning creation from a Florida based bike store named ‘Legacy.’ The bike is built on a steel frame and fiberglass bodywork, and derives its power from a V-twin engine from a Suzuki TLR1000.

The ‘Tron Light Cycle’ is available either in actual gauges or an iPad dock, displaying its statistics on a touchscreen. Weighing 474 pounds and featuring a custom-made friction drum, this cool ‘Tron Light Cycle’ lookalike road warrior carries a price tag of $55,000

Sleek Sci-Fi Superbikes KTM Concept Motorbike Defines a New Class of Motorcycle

Start salivating bikers, ‘cause British designer Matt Williams has a surprise for you: the KTM Concept Motorbike. Here to revolutionize the motorbike game as we know it, this baby will set your heart racing like no other bike on the market (too bad it’s just a concept, huh?).

Deemed a ‘superbike’, Naresh Chauhan explains that “it poses a strong challenge to the styling and layout of contemporary motorbikes.” The KTM Concept Motorbike will eliminate dive under breaking and provide a more usable steering system, among other improvements. Although this bike may never see the light of day (but how I hope it does!), I’m sure it’ll make an appearance in some sci-fi blockbuster.