evan_clanin
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some of you guys who ride might wana put this on ur wish list
Literally a Viper engine on wheels, the Tomahawk concept reaches 60 mph in a mere 2.5 seconds.
This is the wild one. Imagine a 500-horsepower Viper engine on wheels. No chassis or body, just wheels. That’s the Tomahawk. Wolfgang Bernard, outfitted in the requisite leather jacket, drove this concept onstage.
This 4-wheel motorbike is a mechanical sculpture, with nothing but outrageous performance in mind. Weighing only 1,500 lbs., the Tomahawk can reach 60 mph in just 2.5 seconds. Top speed is estimated to be around 300 mph, but that hasn’t been verified. Yet. When Dieter Zetsche, president and CEO of the Chrysler Group asked if this vehicle would ever be produced, the response was “maybe,” which is more than many other automaker execs would have granted.
ps... its a solid bullit aluminum frame weighs in at 1500 pounds, 4 wheel independent suspension, v 10 engine 505 cubic inch, 500 hrp, 2 speed gear box, 5 into 1 stright pipes on each side
Can blind people be dyslexic when they read Braille?

Literally a Viper engine on wheels, the Tomahawk concept reaches 60 mph in a mere 2.5 seconds.
This is the wild one. Imagine a 500-horsepower Viper engine on wheels. No chassis or body, just wheels. That’s the Tomahawk. Wolfgang Bernard, outfitted in the requisite leather jacket, drove this concept onstage.
This 4-wheel motorbike is a mechanical sculpture, with nothing but outrageous performance in mind. Weighing only 1,500 lbs., the Tomahawk can reach 60 mph in just 2.5 seconds. Top speed is estimated to be around 300 mph, but that hasn’t been verified. Yet. When Dieter Zetsche, president and CEO of the Chrysler Group asked if this vehicle would ever be produced, the response was “maybe,” which is more than many other automaker execs would have granted.


ps... its a solid bullit aluminum frame weighs in at 1500 pounds, 4 wheel independent suspension, v 10 engine 505 cubic inch, 500 hrp, 2 speed gear box, 5 into 1 stright pipes on each side
Can blind people be dyslexic when they read Braille?