The world's first integrated motorcycle RV, would you like to travel around the world with it?

RV is a work of art and a plaything for car fans. There are many whimsical ideas in RV, which are not limited to traditional passenger cars. Bicycles, tricycles and motorcycles can all be converted into RV, which is quite playable.

This Honda CB motorcycle was converted into a mini RV. In order to keep the balance, the distance between the front and rear wheels of the motorcycle is increased, and the wheelbase is increased, which can bring more space.

A big box was installed in the back seat, and the outer push door was designed on the side. There can be one person lying inside, which is equivalent to adding a big bed, and some basic storage functions and lighting facilities are cleverly designed inside.

Don't think it is just a bed. This two-wheeled RV can also be designed into a variety of RV configurations. Because the size is too small, it uses a lot of light materials, aluminum frame RV, and a lot of glass fiber covers.

Do you think the castration kitchen is too small? No!

It still retains the basic kitchen function. Under the living room, a part of space is reserved as a kitchen. Although there is not much space, you can take it out for food and some cookers, and take it out if you want.

This integrated motorcycle RV is also very popular, mainly to satisfy motorcycle enthusiasts who don't want to stay in hotels.

This one-piece motorcycle RV is a student of California Architecture Department. On the basis of a Honda CB model, he changed into a long-stroke shock absorber of a Honda CR500 off-road vehicle, replaced the front hub of spokes, lengthened the rear rocker arm, and made the world's first integrated motorcycle RV by using his knowledge in architecture.

I have to vomit. From the appearance and structure, it looks a bit like a coffin room. The interior space is still ok. There is a small skylight at the rear of the car, and the head space is high enough to avoid depression.

There are various application functions of small items everywhere. The biggest problem encountered by this RV is not space, but adding this thing to a two-wheeled motorcycle. Will it really not affect the center of gravity of the vehicle? If the car falls down, how do you get it up? You know this big box is heavy.

His answer is that it is still being optimized and improved. When a motorcycle is parked, how to support it with a bracket and how to turn it when sleeping will not affect its balance, nor will it cause an embarrassing situation of sudden rollover.

It is also planned to ride it across South America, with a journey of more than 20,000 miles. This improvement must be carried out in actual combat, find out various problems and then solve them.

Once the technical problems are solved, it will be mass-produced and listed. Motorcycles are closer to nature. Will it be more innovative to integrate motorcycles with RV?

This article comes from car home, the author of the car manufacturer, and does not represent car home's position.