The invitation of the company Rizoma accessories for the design of the future two-wheel brought to the surface very smart shapes. The winner, Erik Askin, presented a very simple scheme that borrows solutions and aesthetics from scooters and is called "Tryal".

Erik Askin is the director of the New Deal Design School in San Francisco and managed to include in his creation a rounded, triangular body – an idea derived from scooters – with a battery pack built into its bottom.


Then, place a damper on the scissors and an inverted fork on the front of the construction. The "purity" of the lines of Rizoma Tryal refers to the equivalent of the scooters, while the same is the friendlier approach that the two-wheeled to the rider holds.


Bright colors, clean forms and distinctive features, such as the projector, the Nubian tires, the 14-inch wheels and the "non-existent" saddle, make Tryal a fun to look, and something completely different with what's on the streets.




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The concept models aim to give a glimpse of the potential future of BRP on land and sea, with a common denominator of electromobility. Bear in mind that BRP was the one who bought part of the bankrupt American Alta Motors, thus enabling it to accelerate the evolution of its own electric vehicles. The company presented 6 electric concept vehicles, including two, three-wheel, and a Jet Ski and a futuristic version of Ryker.


Ryker EV is an electric version of the company's special three-wheel Ryker, with a considerably more advanced design, new lights, and new wheels. Remaining in the three-wheeled vehicle, the BRP showed two more concept tricycles, eCOM and TWeLVE-and the game-changer mania in electric/futuristic vehicles well holds. Here the little "e" translates to "electric".




The Sea-Doo GTI is a futuristic Jet Ski


TWeLVE is a Leaning Wheel tricycle, like our well-known tricycles scooter, with its design reminiscent of a lighter and more sporty Peugeot E-Metropolis concept.



The eCOM is promoted as an alternative for a second car, including beyond the Leaning Wheel system on the three wheels and a huge jelly that covers it all, ending at the back of it, as in the Adiva and BMW C-1.



Finally, BRP presented 2 electric scooters, e-scooter CT1 and CT2 electric bike for urban and residential use. Be careful now that while the BRP has not given any specification and no technical evidence to the public, it has nevertheless announced that electric scooters have already been tested in cities such as Paris, Madrid, San Francisco and Montreal!



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Zero introduced the brand new SR/F, a roadster with great power and unprecedented connectivity capabilities. The new model of the American company incorporates the new operating system Cypher III, as a result of 13 years know-how in the evolution of electric motorcycles. In the video below from YouTube channel Lamb Chop Rides, you can see a short ride-test from the new creation of Zero Motorcycles which is considered one of the most complete electric motorcycles in circulation now.




Description from YouTube channel Lamb Chop Rides :

During me recent visit to Wheels Motorcycles in Peterborough I spotted the new Zero SRF and decided to take it for a spin!