#Batman Builds the Bat-Pod

Batman and his techs build the Batpod at WonderCon 2014. Check out WonderCon Photos here- http://geekworldradio.blogspot.com/

Behind the scenes with the Batpod

A new behind the scene clip from The Dark Knight Rises featuring the Batpod

TDKR Exclusive iTunes-Clip by falcounderground

Burton Inspired Bat-Cycle!

http://tomztoyz.blogspot.ca/2012/12/custom-bat-cycle-inspired-by-1989.html

Bat-Pod?

Motorcycles. Vietnam has a lot of them. So how do you set yourself apart from the crowd whilst cruising through the streets? How about trying to make your ride look like the Batpod? While it's not the ideal setup for a pod lookalike (note the non rotating front tire, the fact he's sitting up), it is a noble effort

1966 YAMAHA CUSTOM BATCYCLE

http://vancouver.kijiji.ca/c-cars-vehicles-motorcycles-street-cruisers-choppers-1966-YAMAHA-CUSTOM-BATCYCLE-COLLECTIBLE-W0QQAdIdZ211679405

True dedication from a Canadian Bat-fan.
Custom Batcycle circa 1966. Pay close attention to the side car....it has the removable "Robin Cart" too!!! Freakin' cool!

Bat-pod

I realize this isn't new anymore...but with speculation on the new Bat-vechile in The Dark Knight Rises, I thought it would be cool to go back and look at the Bat-pod from DK.
Enjoy.

"BAT" Cycles on display

Born to be Wild: Vintage and Celebrity Motorcycles in the Reagan Library's Air Force One Pavilion in Simi Valley, California
Visit the Reagan Library website for more details.

The 'Robin' motorcycle ridden by actor Chris O'Donnell in the 1997 film Batman and Robin

The "Batgirl" motorcycle ridden by actress Alicia Silverstone in the 1997 film Batman and Robin

Batman's Tumbler Golf Cart

Here's a follow up video from my report on the Tumbler golf cart (read here)
This is a great video featuring shots from concept to building , test driving and delivery to the Warner Bros. lot.
Enjoy.

Own a Batpod From The Dark Knight For a Mere $100,000

I would totally buy this if only I had the money (and the fact that me wife would leave with the kids if I did buy it!!! HA)
Want to own the Batpod, Batman's motorcycle from The Dark Knight? Well, this one-of-a-kind working 1:1 replica of it could be yours for a mere $100,000 or best offer. Warning: you will definitely kill yourself trying to ride it.
Luckily, they make that harder to do by shipping it with one chain removed so it won't be ridable. It isn't street legal, after all! But if you were to put that chain back on, it'd be running a "high output 650cc 4 stroke, water cooled engine with direct port nitrous injection." Of course, only one stunt driver in the world was able to handle the one used in the film, but I'm sure it wasn't that hard. Right? CHECK OUT THIS LINK, TOO!

The Batman Superbus

An amazing compilation of latest technologies and innovative ideas, the Batman Superbus devised by the student of UT Delft, Netherlands is pulling all eyes towards it. The Batman Superbus is loaded with every possible and improved provisions and features. The reason behind the invention of this Superbus by the students is that they want to provide the passengers with a transportation experience that has something extra, better and convenient. This Batman Superbus is enhanced with a carbon-fiber shell, sixteen individual gullwing doors for the comfort of getting in and getting down fast along with a low chassis. As this bus is equipped with lithium-polymer batteries, the electric motor gets powered to run at a speed of up to 800 HP and it can run up to 130 miles too without any need to charge up the batteries.

Read more: Batman Superbus for a Luxury Journey | Walyou http://www.walyou.com/blog/2010/03/22/batman-superbus/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+TheWalyouBlog+%28The+Walyou+Blog%29#ixzz0j2Wg3yUg
http://www.walyou.com

9 Old School Batman Vehicles That Rocked

Check out the original link above......

We decided to revisit the classic 1960s Batman TV show and pick out some of the coolest crime fighting and villainous vehicles we could find.
So here’s our rundown of the 9 most coolest classic batman vehicles. If we’ve missed out your favorite let us know in the comments!

#9. Parachute Pickup Service Van

After fans wrote into the show complaining about Batman’s complete disregard for littering the streets with used Batmobile parachutes, the show equipped Alfred with a Batmobile Parachute Pickup Service Van to go and retrieve the chutes from the street.

#8. Catwoman’s Kitty Car

Catwoman’s Kitty Car (or Cat-illac as it was also known) was first used to ‘kidnap’ The Joker as he left Jail, and came complete with whiskers and a tail. Powered by a Corvair engine and with fully independent air/oil suspension, this hand-built beauty also featured an electric opening hood, doors, and roof.

#7. The Batcycle

The Batcycle was Batman’s backup mode of transport should the Batmobile be in need of a service. Amazingly the Batcycle also included a handy sidecar for Robin that could detach itself and become a fully independent mode of transport. The original Batcycle was a 1959 Harley Davidson with side car.

#6. The Penguin’s Solid Gold Tank

In the episode “Penguin’s Disastrous End”, The Penguin built himself a tank out of solid gold which he used to leave a trail of destruction across Gotham City. He also ran right over Chief O’Hara’s squad car crushing flat.

#5. The Batcopter

The dynamic duo rounded off their crime fighter stable by adding a Helicopter to the growing arsenal which included the Batmobile, Batcycle, Batboat, and now the Batcopter. The Batcopter was real helicopter based on the Bell 47 design, which first appeared along with the Batboat and Batcycle in the 1966 movie.

#4. The Joker Mobile

The Joker-Mobile appeared in the episode The Joker’s Last Laugh” and was a custom build of the Mongrel T that was used in Elvis Presley’s movie “Easy Come Easy Go”.

#3. The Batboat

First seen in the 1966 Batman movie, the Batboat enabled Batman and Robin to quickly navigate the seas armed to the teeth as they avoided exploding sharks in pursuit of The Penguin’s submarine.

#2. The Penguin’s Submarine

In the 1966 Batman full length movie, the Riddler, Penguin, Joker and Catwoman all club together to buy a pre-atomic submarine. After fitting the sub with flippers the super villains got ot work shooting torpedoes and Polaris missiles at anyone in their way.

#1. The Batmobile

Well it was always gonna be number one on the list wasn’t it? This iconic 1966 Batmobile was built exclusively for the TV show, and built from a $250,000 1955 Ford Lincoln concept car.