Is your motorcycle a death dealing machine? Yeah, I didn’t think so. Technically neither is the Fighter cycle from Confederate Motor Company, but it sure does look like something a T-800 would ride around on. The bike looks as if it was precision carved from a single block of metal, and that includes the entire engine. I wonder what the logistical problems would be to actually achieve such a feat. Gearheads may have a laundry list of reasons why it wouldn’t work, but I’m confident at some point a genius will come up with a way.
For now we have to be OK with the Fighter simply looking that way. The special limited edition motorcycle is available from Neiman Marcus. Huh? I’m not up on my fashionista shopping centers, but I had no idea Neiman Marcus had such a varied stock of items. The bike itself has a titanium, aluminum and carbon fiber chassis, is powered by a 120ci 45-degree air-cooled V-Twin engine. I have no idea what that means, I just report the specs. But all of that gear talk means you can reach speeds up to 190MPH. I’m uncomfortable at the simple thought of going that fast on a bike. It was enough of a thrill to put my feet on the handlebars of my bicycle as a kid as I rolled down a hill.
45 Fighters are being made and one can be yours from Neiman Marcus for $110,000.
