This course project was a collaboration between graphic design and engineering students. The engineering team built the basic bicycle frame, while the design team developed the visual identity. My contributions included pedal design, body paint graphics, the cover design for the presentation slides, and product photography.

Inspired by vintage Harley-Davidson motorcycles, we raised the handlebar height and applied tattoo-style hand-drawn graphics to enhance individuality and visual impact. The color scheme features dark gray and red as primary tones, accented with white illustrations—dark gray conveys a metallic solidity, red symbolizes speed and power, and white adds clarity and contrast.