A little bit of fun for the weekend: German designer Felix Götze has created this rocking horse from old motorcycle parts. Apparently it’s for a little lad called Otto Komei, who is fascinated by the choppers coming out of the workshop opposite his house. Götze installed a two-stroke thumper of 150 cc with a slash-cut exhaust, because “everybody rides V2 four-stroke”. That sprung leather saddle is a neat touch, and so is the airbrushing by artist Thomas Weber. Who’s a lucky boy? [Images and concept copyright Felix Götze.]
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That kid’s poor ears, he will be deaf by the time he can get on a real bike
Gotze…that’s an unfortunate name.
Ah, Andrew, you beat me to it! (by a lot!)
Um, that decorative line painting on the tubing and headlamp body is called ‘pin striping’. There is no apparent ‘air brushing’ on that rig. FYI
You’re right eB—Thomas Weber is known as an airbrush specialist, but in this case, it’s almost certainly pinstriping.
this is so rad…i am building one for my son for christmas