BMW MOTORRAD have released images of their new alternative-powered Concept C1-E.The machine is modelled on the design concept of the original BMW C1, which was first seen in 2000. Features on the new machine include: a stronger roll-bar, energy

BMW'S zero-emission C1-E scooter will be on show at the BikeSafe on the 12 and 13th of June in Sheffield.The bike's powered by a high-spec electric motor and lithium-ion battery and features the latest car-derived safety technology, such as a roll

to come onto the Visordown radar is this one, the Lit C1. OK, so at the moment it's little more than a few computer-generated pictures and a wood-and-polystyrene mock-up, but apparently it 'combines the efficiency and freedom of a motorcycle

ELECTRIC MOTORCYCLE guru Michael Czysz and his Motoczysz C1 racer are set to appear in a new Hollywoood blockbuster: "Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps".The film, starring Michael Douglas and Shia Labeouf (that's a bloke, by the way), features both a

WITH STYLING CUES taken from the company's 6-Pack six-cylinder concept muscle bike and looking a whole lot better than the enclosed roof-clad C1E, this is BMW's latest concept scooter - the 'Concept C'.Boasting a parallel-twin engine, CVT

LOTS OF rumours around at the moment from both the French and Spanish journos that BMW is planning its own three-wheeled, covered C1-type motorcycle.According to reports from our foreign friends, BMW have already (with help from Rotax) developed

– it was originally intended to allow closer packaging, with the larger headlight bowl being offset so it didn't interfere with the back of the speedometer).He oversaw some failures, too – the R1200C never managed to get a real grip on the cruiser market, and the C1

Neese and his business partner, Frank Fischer.The bike's design has been penned by Peter Naumann; the man responsible for the quirky looks of MZ's 1000S and 1000SF, as well as BMW's C1 scooter and the CLEVER tilting three-wheeler concept bike. Using