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by Steve
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
Balaji Rengarajan, who describes himself as car and motorcycle designer, drew these concept John Deere motorcycles, in sport, dirt, and touring styles.
Labels: John Deere
They need to change the rear tire. This way the bike could be used to pull stumps and plow gardens. A tractor is a tractor is a tractor. Stick to what you do best, make tractors.
By , at 2/14/2008 08:20:00 AM
You never know, Lamborghini's(known for high performance/expensive supercars) first business was making tractors...
By , at 2/15/2008 05:15:00 AM
I am not too sure I would be into a John Deere touring or sport motorcycle. I agree, stick to tractors.
Interesting post....
http://weekendwarrior2008.spaces.live.com
By Weekend Warrior, at 2/29/2008 09:31:00 PM
I like this for the fact that someone has vision and the ability to see beyond the everyday. We need more ingenuity in the US. Whether its labeled JD or a fledgling company under JD motorcycles are not hard to design and manufacture, but it takes a level of creativeness to develop the concept. JD has the engineering resources to source materials and the industrial presents for buying power. Make it right and it will move.
By , at 2/07/2009 10:56:00 AM
Hello,
we are a group of John Deere Biker Friends and would kindly ask to share those drawings with us in high resolution as we would like to print them on our next tour shirts. Thanks in advance.
Karsten
By , at 4/29/2009 02:53:00 PM
Karsten, let me know your e-mail ID,
I would be happy to share a high res image of the concepts; possibly with a layout that would look better on a 'T'.
regards
Balaji Rengarajan
By bala, at 5/31/2009 09:25:00 PM
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