For most men, especially those who enjoy the wide road and riding like there’s no tomorrow, big bikes have always been a dream. Whether it’s a big cruiser like a Harley Davidson or a super sports bike like the BMW F800 ST, huge two-wheelers that grace the long open highway or the hectic concrete streets of the city are a macho sight. But do you believe there are motorcycles that are really expensive, to the point where they cost millions of dollars? You may think it’s impossible, but after reading this post, you’ll see that it’s not simply a claim. Here’s a brief look at The Most Expensive Big Motor Bikes in The World.
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Ducati Testa Stretta NCR Macchia Nera Concept – $225,000
The Most Expensive Big Motor Bikes in The World- Motorcycles are valued based on their technological capabilities, designs, frames, and appearance. Another option is to produce only a limited number of them, thereby making them a limited edition.
The Ducati Macchia Nera may not be as fast as the other big bikes on this list in terms of pure speed—despite the fact that the name Macchia Nera or Block Spot suggests you could leave a charred pavement behind you while driving it—but titanium and carbon fiber materials make it impressively light at 297 pounds, and only a few of them exist.
Ducati Desmosedici D16RR NCR M16 – $232,500
NCR starts with a Desmosedici D16RR that costs $72,500 and reworks it to make it lighter and more powerful. The result is the NCR Millona 16, a $232,500 road rocket.
What happens to the money? Check for carbon fiber on the M16’s load-bearing sections, such as the frame, swingarm, and wheels. Carbon fiber is also used for the fuel tank, fairing, tail, and fenders. Mechanical pieces are either titanium or avionic-grade aluminum, right down to the fasteners.
The basic 989cc V-four Ducati motor produces roughly 175 horsepower, but NCR has tweaked the M16 to produce 200+ horsepower. The M16 uses race-style electronics with traction control, data logging, and user-selectable maps, as well as current-generation MotoGP suspension. M16 is said to weigh 319 lbs (145 kg) without gas, which is less than the 330 lb standard for a four-cylinder MotoGP bike.
Ecosse FE Ti XX Titanium Series – $300,000
The Most Expensive Big Motor Bikes in The World- Many people believed a $300,000 price tag for a big bike was crazy back in 2007, even if it had the most in every feature that counted. How times have changed, and $300,000 is now just good for eighth position in the top ten most expensive big bikes in the world, down from first place ten years ago.
The FE Ti XX is powered by a 2,409cc billet aluminum engine that delivers 228PS to the rear wheels. To keep the weight down, the bike features a lot of carbon material. Berluti, a prestigious Italian leather maestro, made the saddle. It has a ceramic media shot-peened finish on its grade-9 titanium exhaust pipes. Only 13 units of the FE Ti XX were ever built, thus those who got their hands on one are likely part of a very small group.
Dodge Tomahawk V10 Superbike – $550,000
You’re not alone if you think the Dodge Tomahawk V10 Superbike looks eerily like a 4-wheel Dodge pressed on both sides. This Tomahawk V10 Superbike is an odd beast, and not just because it’s powered by a V10 four-stroke Dodge Viper engine that could easily power any chassis with more than two wheels, giving you the sensation of being pulled by a fleet of 500 supercharged horses ready to storm the Bastille. Now that’s what I’m talking about when it comes to two-wheeled steeds’ souls!
The one-of-a-kind Tomahawk was operational and road-ready when it was debuted in 2003, but not fully road-tested. This Tomahawk can reach 60 mph (96.5 kph) in 2.5 seconds at the very least, with a theoretical top speed of 400 mph. In practice, it’s difficult to picture anyone wanting to put it to the test. Evel Knievel, most likely, but he was long retired at the time the Tomahawk was released and is now deceased. Would you, on the other hand?
You would be hesitant to ride such a large motorcycle, but many enthusiasts are excited to walk this beast to their garage. This Tomahawk, whose components were custom-milled from aluminum blocks, will surely capture everyone’s attention in any showroom.
Harley Davidson Cosmic Starship – $1.5 million
The Most Expensive Big Motor Bikes in The World- What was once at the top of several top-ten lists of the most costly large bikes is now only good for sixth place. It was, however, claimed to have sold for $3.5 million and is again on the market for $12 million. If that happens, it should reclaim the title it previously held—or not, given we doubt the rest of the entries here will remain at their current values in the days ahead.
Most huge bikes are already considered works of art in their own right by many people, so creating one that is a literal work of art is the next logical step. Right?
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