bandit9’s bespoke odyssey motorcycle uses components from aeronautic materials

prestigious motorcycle company bandit9 has released its most luxurious bespoke bike yet, ‘project odyssey’. influenced by the powerful might of a bison, the odyssey exudes dominance and untamed power boasting up to 72 horsepower. the sophisticated chassis is made from 904L steel, the seat with memory foam covered in italian leather, and performance components from aeronautic materials designed for competition — all machined with precision down to nanometers.

implemented with discreet technology and adorned in luxury components, the odyssey permits no compromise in design, function and materials

the unparalleled craftsmanship that bandit9 exhibits in its odyssey design shows in its attention to details. implemented with discreet technology and adorned in luxury components, the odyssey permits no compromise in design, function and materials. inspired by aircraft, the motorcycle uses avionics to guide and manage one’s ride. the see-through LED display is projected from below the tank and vanishes when off. the saddle’s high density foam moulds to the rider’s body distributing weight evenly. hop off and the seat recovers its original shape to line up perfectly with the odyssey’s seemingly sci-fi silhouette.

the unibody is made from 904L steel and the seat with memory foam covered in italian leather

aditionally, the odyssey employs 50mm marzocchi forks to smoothen out the ride. forged in lightweight anodized aluminum, the marzocchi is designed for competition and is a common choice for high-end vehicles including ducati, mondial and maserati. cast in aeronautic aluminium, the beringer master cylinders have been developed with the advantage of responding quickly and thus provide outstanding braking feeling.

the see-through LED display projects the information from below the tank and vanishes when off

the front side of the odyssey

the italian calf leather seat uses viscoelastic polyurethane

the italian calf leather seat uses viscoelastic polyurethane

the rear-end of the motorcycle