At 300 miles per hour one little pebble likely would send you 20 or 30 feet into the air. So, likely the only place to go that speed would be Bonneville Salt Flat in Utah.
This was built in 2003:
16. Dodge Tomahawk Motorcycle
Intended
to never be ridden, this is the world’s fastest motorcycle prototype.
It’s called the Dodge Tomahawk, and it is every bit as cool as its name
suggests. It was introduced to the world in 2003 at the International
Auto Show in Detroit, Michigan, and it has been turning heads ever
since. It’s rumored that only nine units have ever been built, and it
runs a hefty price of 555,000 dollars. It’s said that Dodge continually
states the Tomahawk is never meant to be ridden, but that’s like telling
a five year old boy that he can’t play with his new toy. That just
makes him want to play with it even more! The Tomahawk is powered with a
500 horsepower 8.3 liter V10 engine, the same exact engine used in the
Dodge Viper. It’s even claimed that this roving powerhouse can reach
speeds up to 300 miles an hour. If that doesn’t give you the itch to
give the Tomahawk a test drive than I don’t know what will. Especially
when this bike reaches 60 miles an hour in just 2.3 seconds.
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https://mentertained.com/21-of-the-most-ridiculous-motorcycles-youll-ever-see/7/
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