The Lochness monster legend has been there since such a long time as many claim to have seen the gigantic sea creature with their own eyes, but no legitimate proof as of yet. However the Lochness monster became inspiration for Mohammad Reza Shojaile from Iran who came up with his own version of road riding chopper that is definitely alive. With a very long wheel-base the Lochness chopper is painted in dark color to associate the mystery and fear element common to the stories of legendary Lochness monster. The chopper has hub-less wheels and are connected to the suspension system with the streamlined design extending up to the three headlights at the back.
The drive-train torque transfers the power to rear wheels through the middle of the wheel.
It is powered by a V-4 four-stroke engine and a belt transmission transfers the power to the wheels without loss in energy. The braking system is very stringent with single brake disk per wheel and unlike other futuristic bike concepts this one has a taillight in the belt-like LED panel that is embedded on the rear wheel itself. The mean front panel instills fear in the heart and is one to fantasize for chopper fans.
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