I wasn't aware of this...Tomahawk. The article says there was 9 made and sold in the Neiman Marcus catalog, however they were not street legal. Anyone know what they sold for?
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Article: http://dodgeforum.com/how-tos/slides...dodge-tomahawk
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03-19-2017 #1Enthusiast
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A V10 on a bike
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Yeah, I remember that. I believe it had a theoretical top speed of 300MPH.
And...just how big does ones berries have to be to do that???
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I have some pics at home of a Gen 3 motor on a motorcycle. Bike is an absolutely animal! Terrifying really.
That Tomahawk is pretty old. Like from early 2000's or something.
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I believe a member on here (name is escaping me) with an Gen IV SSG ACR has one.
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Those were so awesome. It had 2 front wheels that shifted up and down to always remain in contact with the road. See if you can find a video of that. I'm honestly surprised Leno doesn't have one of those!
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I was told the original Tomahawks were sold as "rolling sculptures" and had a price near $500k.
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