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Italian designer Oberdan Bezzi is at it again with hit imagination and design tools in hand. Taking the iconic Italian brand of Benelli, Bezzi has put together an imagined flat-track ready version of the fabled Benelli 2ue (Due?) motorcycle that he calls the Benelli 2 TechnoTracker.
While the design is fine and good, we find it a little paradoxical that the Maestro would choose to create a hypothetical concept from a mythical motorcycle that has yet to make it to market, despite being rumored for a year. It’s like a dream from another person’s dream. Metaphysics aside, the 2ue looks great in Bezzi’s flat-track form, although we doubt the production model from Benelli will ever see the muddy flat-track courses of the US anytime soon.
Source: Oberdan Bezzi
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Italian designer Oberdan Bezzi is at it again with hit imagination and design tools in hand. Taking the iconic Italian brand of Benelli, Bezzi has put together an imagined flat-track ready version of the fabled Benelli 2ue (Due?) motorcycle that he calls the Benelli 2 TechnoTracker.
While the design is fine and good, we find it a little paradoxical that the Maestro would choose to create a hypothetical concept from a mythical motorcycle that has yet to make it to market, despite being rumored for a year. It’s like a dream from another person’s dream. Metaphysics aside, the 2ue looks great in Bezzi’s flat-track form, although we doubt the production model from Benelli will ever see the muddy flat-track courses of the US anytime soon.
Source: Oberdan Bezzi
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