Look, Ma, it’s a motorcycle with four wheels. Not a bike but, um… a “quike,” maybe? It’s the 4RWF V8 from “Cosmos” Muscle Bikes. (“Cosmos?” Really?) Four wheels or no, they’re at least going to have to hire a copy editor for their website before they’ll persuade me to part with the nearly $100K it reportedly costs. [via Born Rich]
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Very reminiscent of the Chrysler Tomahawk from a few years back.
“They are comfortable and their dimensions are exclusivity for the costumers, follow their physic characteristics.”
I made a costume this Halloween, do I qualify for the dimensions?
Definitely similar to the Tomahawk.
It’d be nice to see it in motion doing a hard turn. And a website grammar that doesn’t make my eyes bleed would be nice as well.
What I’m really curious about is the legal aspect of riding this. There have been a few attempts like this in the past, but they run into problems. Mostly, they usually qualify as cars since they have four wheels. This puts them into a whole other category with requirements such as seat belts, bumpers, and airbags. Anyone have more information?
Chek, I’m guessing it would be classed as a quad bike, requiring no helmet and being able to ride it on a car license.
Watch the video. It appears to run sluggish and it sounds like a go-cart. Anything that looks that rad has to sound it too.
There was a vendor here in So CA that sold a very similarly configured scooter. I can’t remember many specifics. I think it had a 150cc engine, and was specifically marked as being “not street legal” for reasons unknown. May have been a California thing. It certainly looked cool enough, and the price (about $2000 iirc) wasn’t too bad.
The contact information on the web site lists them as being in Brazil, which probably explains both the atrocious English grammar and the street-legality issue.
Paint it black, mount a repeating 20mm grenade launcher and a 7.62mm machine gun on it and you’re good to go, ready to strike terror into the hearts of the cowardly, superstitious criminals that plague your besieged city.
Yep, it definitely needs a matte black paint job.