1904-1967 But What Would A “PANTHER” Motorcycle look Like Today? I named the bike “S” series.
Engine case design, frame. logo etc and all about my "PANTHER S 180" design was taken into sincere consideration.
ABOVE: In black with Mag wheels alternative brakes to the Green model.
I put together this advert to show the type of image I would present the PANTHER in.
Here is the Black version of the S 180 the spoke wheels.
Different colours make for different effect and appeal.
Another option in a sage Green which gives the PANTHER a different feel, look and appeal.
As seen in an alternative background mood colour.
Spoke wheeled version in Green with different tank protector and PANTHER tank name style.
As seen with another colourful way.
The MP (Max Pack) with optional extras, tail rack, striped colour coded mudguards and engine protraction bars...Maybe performance upgrades.
The PANTHER S 180 "MP" version in Green...
From then to how I see it could be and work today.
ALL UP TOGETHER ADVERT.
As featured in Classic Bike Magazine.
THANK YOU FOR VIEWING, HERE IS JUST A BIT OF FUN... IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO HAVE GUESS I'll LET YOU KNOW IF YOU WERE RIGHT or NOT...
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The "PANTHER S-180"
"Panther S 180" concept motorcycle, all is with the graphics to read, simple and to the point...50 years on...I thought I would do a tribute of "If they building bikes today what would it look like"? I hope you agree...
"Thank You" to SUMP magazine for their support:
www.sumpmagazine.com/classicbikenews/cb-news-june-2017.htm#panther-s180-concept
ALSO SPECIAL THANKS TO: Tom Norman and the "PANTHER OWNERS CLUB" for their interest and honouring me with a feature in their terrific magazine, and facebook.
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Lee Thompson
Independent Graphic Design Professional
Town Centre, United Kingdom