It's interesting for sure, but I think it has too many issues. First, the front suspension, it appears to be a similar style to the Vyrus. No telescopic forks and not a Hossack. This alone will relegate it to something less than a niche market. The world isn't ready to move on from tele forks. Maybe someday, but not anytime soon I think. Also, the "cut outs" for the riders legs. They sure don't seem to be adjustable in any way. I am 6'3", My buddy who I ride with frequently is 5'9". Will the cutouts magically fit both of us? Are they making fairings custom for every owner? As somebody already mentioned, the chain setup brings some questions as well. Not only does it look safe, but it is essentialy a jack shaft setup I believe. This will sap power and give extra parts to potentially fail. I Commend the guy for what he has accomplished and for thinking outside the box. Lord knows I could absolutely not do any better. However, I think if he wants to be a relevant "brand" he is going to need to rethink a few things.All that being said, I wish him luck.
I am no engineer, I have no facts to back up anything I have said. This is all just my personal opinion.