Å koda Auto unveiled the Slavia B concept motorcycle, a modern electric design based on its iconic 1899 predecessor. Designed by Romain Bucaille, this motorcycle merges historical elements, such as the diamond frame, with a minimalist approach suitable for electric powertrains. The original Slavia B was notable for its innovation, featuring a 240cc single-cylinder engine and direct belt drive. Factory rider Narcis PodsednÃÄek famously completed the Paris-Berlin race on the Slavia B, although he was not recognized as the winner due to technicalities in the rules. This modern iteration pays homage to Å koda's rich legacy.
The Slavia B concept motorcycle is a modern electric interpretation of Å koda Auto's first model, blending historical elements with contemporary design principles.
Designer Romain Bucaille's work on the Slavia B emphasizes Å kodaâs legacy while integrating modern urban design requirements and innovation.
The original Slavia B from 1899 featured innovative design with a diamond frame and a direct belt drive, showcasing the early days of motorcycle engineering.
Though he finished the race, factory rider Narcis PodsednÃÄek was not declared the winner due to skewed rules despite being the only one to finish.
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