Helicopter or motorcycle!

The Dhaka Times Desk Bikers attach various technologies to their bikes to speed them up and make their bikes stand out from the crowd. This time motorcycle expert Chris Minney Working on a motorcycle with a 420 horsepower helicopter turbine attached to its engine!

While the case of attaching a rocket engine to a motorcycle has happened before, the case of attaching a helicopter engine has not been seen before. New Zealand motorcycle expert and motor rider Chris Minney He has been working on developing motorbike engines for a long time. At various times he increased both the speed and power of the motor bike by adding various additional parts. But this time Chris Minney is working on a completely different technology attachment to the motorcycle, which no one has dared to do before.

Chris Minney used his different thinking to exploit this 'Triumph' brand motorcycle. 'Triumph' is already a heavy motorcycle, and the first choice of heavy bikers. Chris Minney has been working on his 'Triumph' motorcycle for 3 years now. He is already on this motorcycle 420 horsepower helicopter turbine Installed successfully. He also brought special changes in the basic structure of the Triumph' brand motorcycle. In the modified structure of min The three-cylinder motorcycle is in the Triumph Rocket Three model About 40 liters of fuel can be stored. However, this motorcycle will run with 40 liters of fuel Only 1 hour!

40 liters of fuel will only run for 1 hour? You can understand the speed of this motorcycle after hearing this! Its maximum speed will be 260 km, That too One to one gear! Chris Minney originally built this bike for racing.

The high-powered helicopter turbine used makes the bike very noisy while running, but Chris says he is working on the bike's noise, which can be reduced. Besides, another problem with the bike is that it takes a while to start. But Minni said everything will be brought to bearable level before it goes on the road.

Are you thinking of buying a motorcycle? But forget that Chris Minney is not making it for sale. He is building the world's most powerful motorcycle for the sole purpose of personal racing, which is priceless.

Source: Inventorsspot