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According to Bike India, German custom house Diamond Atelier unveiled the DA#22, a street-legal hyperbike prototype developed under the codename 'Project Ultron,' at the Goodwood Festival of Speed.
A hand-built hyperbike has a warmth that production models just don't have. What Diamond Atelier makes strikes an exquisite tension between function and visuals -- it's mesmerizing. And the sense of showing a road-legal prototype on a stage like Goodwood only adds to it. This is a machine where the maker's aesthetic comes through fully intact.
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German custom houses often put out these kinds of edgy one-off builds.
It's so heavily focused on looks that practicality seems close to zero.
Just going by the codename Project Ultron, it feels like they're putting some real energy into this.
Even if they say it's street-legal, I'm skeptical whether it can actually get plated in practice.
Prototypes like this often actually get type approval even in tiny limited numbers, so don't underestimate it.
The DA#22's design is basically an art piece at this point, more than a motorcycle.
What kind of bikes does Diamond Atelier normally build?
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