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Wolfgang Bernhard, who rode the Tomahawk on stage during a media preview. "A motorcycle is the most beautiful way to showcase an engine."

What is there to see when modern engines are all about plastic covers....There is no beauty of mechanics in that. As far as I can see it is just crome plated covers alltogether....

I love the look of z cars engine when it is clean and polished up...Su's and the levers and all the stuff.

Well it must be that times and designs change and people as well.

But I personally hate those looks of a new engine bays, they are just one big plastic plate with some logo and oilgap!? There is nothing interested in that or is there?

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Just heard on CNBC the motorcycle goes "up to 400 MPH"

Man, he'd better be wearing very good leathers.

It looks as if it was designed to go only straight forward...Like train...

lets not forget the 500flbs of torque that engine produces

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That bikes in todays paper, wonder if the 485 grand pricetag include some life insurance and a few replacement limbs for the rider. Over here it says 484km/h.

Looks to have all the braking and handling capabilities of a Harley too...

Now that is ridiculous. If the best concept they can come up with is an insanely overpowered motorbike then the design team at Chrysler need to take a long hard look at themselves.

Looks like a very comfortable riding position too, can you say flat sackLOL

The riding just assumes that your average chrysler driver is a Di*#head, making it a very comfortable way for them to sit, with it hanging out in the breeze.

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damn, you try riding a motorcycle around at 300mph sitting strait up. hehe see how that "flies" ROFL

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