The original Dodge Tomahawk motorcycle was first unveiled at the 2003 Detroit Auto Show, powered by a Viper-sourced 8.3L V10, and now, there are miniature replicas being offered by sellers on Alibaba. It’s basically a rideable bike powered by a 150cc single-cylinder four-stroke engine capable of revving to 8,000 rpm. Read more for a video and additional information.
Fortunately, this replica does retain the Tomahawk’s four-wheeled layout, and since each set of wheels are placed close together, it can still lean into corners like a conventional motorcycle. Power from the 150cc engine is sent to the rear wheels through a CVT and chain drive. You can snag one for around $1,000 USD, but after shipping, the total comes to a whopping $3,000+, or at least when shipped to the USA.
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