Sometimes it's better you concentrate on utility in a concept, rather groping for finer looks or the form-factor. That's exactly the case with Yuji Fujimura's electric bike concept. Though the designer has tried his best in endowing his concept with features like a dock for your laptop and a charging port, he still should have worked more on the design aspect.
yuji fujimura electric bike concept
Moreover, the designer tries to compensate for the shape in including a built-in screen at steering. This allows one to access his documents or the Internet whenever he/she wishes to do so.
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