Bandit9 Motors' bullet-shaped motorcycle features space-grade aluminium

Bandit9 Motors' latest creation, the 'EVE Odyssey', emerges as a marvel of engineering, crafted with materials akin to those used in NASA spacecraft. Adding to its allure, the EVE Odyssey features a meticulously crafted, custom-designed aluminium alloy box frame complemented by rear-set foot controls and clip-on bars.

This unibody vehicle boasts a streamlined design resembling a gleaming bullet, its entire form cast in reflective silver. Within this singular monocoque structure lies an integrated ensemble of components, including an L-shaped subframe, gas tank, steering setup, and headlight assembly.

As per AL Circle's industry report, "Global ALuminium Industry Outlook 2024" the 2024 market prospects for the aluminium end-use sector present a nuanced picture, with certain segments showing promise while others may face early challenges. Anticipated global aluminium consumption is projected to increase by approximately 1.6-2 per cent, driven by sustained demand from the transportation and construction industries.

About the vehicle

Its distinctive three-arm wheels contribute to its futuristic aesthetic and enhance its performance on the road. In terms of functionality, this speedster is equipped with a digital LED display, which provides essential information at a glance. At the same time, wide-view mirrors and LED indicators ensure rider safety and visibility.

For those seeking a touch of personalisation, the EVE Odyssey offers a choice between luxurious leather or sporty neoprene for its seat. What sets this option apart is that the seat itself is seamlessly carved into the vehicle's body, further enhancing this extraordinary machine's sleek and unified design.

The EVE Odyssey is an air-cooled 125cc single-cylinder Honda engine, a reliable powerhouse capable of propelling its rider down the open road at speeds of up to 65 mph. With an impressive fuel efficiency of 156 miles per gallon, adventurers can traverse a substantial distance on a single tank.

While enthusiasts eagerly await an electric option, Bandit9 Motors has hinted at its development, promising its availability later. Regarding production, the company remains tight-lipped about the quantity of EVE Odyssey units to be manufactured, teasing only that numbers will be limited. Priced at $19,500 (£16,030), this gasoline-fuelled marvel of design and engineering is set to be delivered to its fortunate owners in the third quarter of this year.