Why is the Dodge Tomahawk banned from the road?
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Tomahawk motorcycle can reach a top speed of 676 km/h, which is faster than the flying speed of most civil aviation aircraft, so the Tomahawk motorcycle is banned from the road. Dodge Tomahawk: The Dodge Tomahawk is the fastest motorcycle produced by Chrysler Corporation of the United States. It is equipped with the 8.3-liter V10 engine of the Dodge Viper and four wheels of a sports car, with a top speed exceeding 676 km/h. Power: The Tomahawk is powered by the 500-horsepower V10 engine of the Dodge Viper, providing it with strong power and ensuring stability during driving. However, the excessive speed causes severe friction between the rubber tires and the ground, generating heat that can lead to engine combustion, posing a significant danger.