Yacouba Galle's Bestiale concept

Amounting to little more than custom bodywork on an MV Augusta Brutale chassis, Yacouba Galle’s Bestiale concept is nonetheless a significant bike. Essentially a declaration of intent, Galle wants to use this concept to launch his career as a designer.
We like the way he uses Street Fighter–inspired design themes, like the kicked-up tail and flat headlight housing, integrating them into a more mature look. It brings a welcome edge of aggression to the Brutale beneath it; previously so feminine it felt limp-wristed.
Yacouba works as a journalist for Moto&Motards magazine in France and is also the man responsible for the insane KTM Super Duke launch video. We predict big things.
Yacouba Galle
We like the way he uses Street Fighter–inspired design themes, like the kicked-up tail and flat headlight housing, integrating them into a more mature look. It brings a welcome edge of aggression to the Brutale beneath it; previously so feminine it felt limp-wristed.
Yacouba works as a journalist for Moto&Motards magazine in France and is also the man responsible for the insane KTM Super Duke launch video. We predict big things.
Yacouba Galle
Wes Siler. October 16, 2007 — Permalink




hello
where can I buy the BASTIALE kit for a brutale chassi.
thanks
peter ilver, sweden
itz great bike