Moto Amore

04/22/2026

Looks like a bad idea

04/21/2026

04/18/2026

DYK? Bulma’s Dragon Ball motorcycle was inspired by a real 1955 race bike

The iconic design closely resembles the Moto Guzzi V8… known for its sleek green body and aerodynamic build

This influence isn’t random either… the late Akira Toriyama had a deep love for cars and motorcycles, shaped by his father’s passion for mechanics

Years later… the anime bike was brought to life by Thai custom motorcycle designer Note Kevlar—built on a Monkey 125 base to match the original look

The replica was even sold as a complete custom unit in Japan for around $4,400

So the real question is… would you ride Bulma’s bike if you had the chance?

04/14/2026

What's the difference between a steampunk bike and a regular bike?
On a steampunk bike the gears don't do anything.