Some custom PCs still find a place on the desk, or in some cases, in the bathroom. However, some end up so large that the desk does not have the real estate for them, and then there are some custom PCs that may not even fit into a small room. Well, that, my friends, is what the Custom Batcycle PC by Cortexjr (@cortex_shogun) & Nico_CPK is.
I thought integrating a PC into a rideable small bicycle or a kiddie ride was ridiculous enough, but clearly, we have not seen it all.
While it is a so-called Batcycle, I believe it is not inspired by any actual Batman two-wheeler. But the build is unmistakably Batman-themed, with The Joker taking center stage, thanks to the custom PC.
The two-wheeler is a custom motorcycle with a dual-tire setup at the front and back, and apparently, it is rocking flamethrowers on one side as its “weapon.” We did not actually see it spit out flames, though.
The build is impressive, but to be honest, quite redundant in the sense that the PC and its main components are on an overhanging base plate that sticks out from the left side of the front wheel. Only the cooling system takes advantage of the huge real estate a large bike has to offer. Even then, it appears to extend to the mid-chassis only, with its large cylinders and piping.
To be honest, details of the build are scarce. Here’s what we know.
The motorcycle and the flamethrower are by Madiax Cycles, a maker of custom bicycles, motorcycles, go-karts, and one-of-a-kind cars.
The bike takes on a Two-Face kind of design. On the right, from the center, it’s all Batman-inspired black with yellow accents, and on the left, where the PC is, it’s Joker-inspired. Even the wheels on Joker’s side rock a subtle purple hue. Nice touch.
The main “platter”—which is in the shape of the classic Batman logo, btw—is where the action is. It features an Intel Core Ultra 7 270K processor on an undisclosed motherboard, along with a Palit GamingPro-S RTX 5070 Ti GPU customized with Palit Maker, TurboSprint RAM, a Noctua fan, a Seasonic PSU, and finally, the setup is rigged with Alphacool France water cooling.
The GPU features a custom purple paint job, and the PSU is custom-painted in purple, of course, along with bright green accents.
The “HA HA HA” graphics and the infamous words by Heath Ledger’s Joker, “Why so serious?”, can be found decorating the PC, along with a, ermmm, minigun? And a 3D holographic LED fan display.
The minigun is also purple with bright green accents, and the pipelines are all bright green, too.
I don’t believe the bike is roadworthy, let alone rideable. I could be wrong.
Images: Facebook (Nico_CPK).
