Unveiled at the Tokyo Motor Show, the Kawasaki J concept looks like a vehicle just stolen from a futuristic movie.
The latest creation by the Japanese motorcycle manufacturer is quite hard to define from a technical standpoint. The J concept looks pretty cool: first priority to mention is with no doubt the three wheels that this motorcycle has. The double front wheels act in 
two different modalities: in Sport Mode, they are pushed together, so that the vehicle crouches to lower the centre of gravity; in Comfort Mode, instead, the front wheels act separately, so that the vehicle gets more comfortable and stable for the rider.
Other modernist touch is the absence of handlebars, substituted by two levers attached to the front wheels.
Powered through an electric motor hooked to a nickel-metal hydride battery, this compact piece of art just looks unbelievable, with transparent light green components rendering it an easily predictable protagonist from the Tron movie.
Even if this amazing creation is not likely to shift into mass production, the leading role it has played at the Tokyo Motor 
Show wa
s with no doubt well deserved: Kawasaki J is purely outstanding.
President of Kawasaki Heavy Industries Motorcycle & Engine Company Mr Shigehiko Kiyama, said the J concept explores the attractive possibility of an adaptable transport platform that is fun, easy and convenient.
It may never make it near production but its these kind of innovations and explorations that push technology which ultimately make our beloved motorcycles better.
