Back in Black

Qora is taking it’s inspiration from the “age d’or” of coach builders, using the same vision. Elegance, simplicity and pureness are guideline notions for the designers team. The result came to life : a Triumph 1200 Bobber dressed up with a deep piano black dress.

Objective was to get-off motorcycle’s standards, breaking up with codes, and go further than the crowd of builders. An interesting game appears with the opposition of the classical aspect at first sight, and the refinement of every parts in details. Straight cut of the rear fender, flat side of the new fuel tank or invisible front mudguard are few particularities of the Qora. Pushing forward a bit and the double texturing smooth/blunt below the alloy 3D printed saddle structure and headlight ring will even blow your mind. After a step back, the real stance of the bike is revealed. All is tilted in the front, in order to find an aggressive attitude, as a beast barreling the roads.

No visual obstruction on elements of the motorcycle is creating a duality between the engine/frame assembly and all others parts. A smooth arch is appearing on top of that, coming from the fork cover and reaching the rear fender.

Concerning specifications, just improvements of the Bobber. Upgraded brakes with two tailor-made braking disk by Beringer, lenticular milled rims, and a tight rework of the saddle, to couple the driver with his machine.

Badass black beauty !

"The result is a level of fit and finish that is almost unparalleled in the motorcycle world"

Characteristics

3D printed mudguard
with integrated tail light

Handmade solo leather
saddle with alluminium
3D print structure

3D printed pipes and
water-repellent filters

Handmade aluminium tank

LED headllight with
Aluminium 3D printed ring

3D printed fork cover

3D printed Front fender

Bespoke Alluminium
lenticular rims

Bespoke dual 230 mm
BERINGER floating disc
and 2-Piston Aerotec calipers

Bespoke Alluminium
lenticular rims

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