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This remarkable and vividly detailed motorcycle is built from recycled materials, mostly spare parts from cars, motorcycles and bicycles at the Ko Art Shop in Bangkok.
Now I don’t know about you but the idea of having even a low-speed head on collision on this bike scares the crap out me. It’s a hell of a bike to look at though. From a safe distance.
Via Design You Trust + the BikeExif twitter feed.
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