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Eisenberg V8: 8 cylinders in V, 3,000 c.c. and almost 500 hp


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It may perish totally illogical (and possibly so) but the Eisenberg V8 is a reality for the British factory that has invested four years of work to develop this motorcycle, which does not want to follow any trend.

Everything revolves around its engine, a bestial V8 of 3,000 c.c. and that delivers a whopping 480 hp and weighs only 80 kg (the new BMW Big Boxer twin cylinder weighs 110.7 kg), thanks to a thorough study of each of its parts.

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In this way, the total weight of the motorcycle remains at a reasonable 280 kg, much lighter than a Yamaha V-Max, the new Triumph Rocket 3 and only exceeded in this aspect by the Ducati Diavel, among the 'muscle bike ' More po[CENSORED]r.

The exhausts are two 4 in 1 (8 in 2), with one exit for each side of the motorcycle.

The wheelbase is 1,650 mm, similar to that of a Diavel.

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With a spectacular weight-to-power ratio, the accelerations must be scandal (and we imagine that their consumption also, although this does not worry their buyers too much).

The maximum speed is… 362 km / h nothing less !, although we imagine that nobody will want to check if it is real, not even in a closed circuit, under penalty of losing - literally - the head, since there is no type of fairing.

We imagine that it will have the avant-garde electronics, more essential in this motorcycle if possible than in others, and that it will have traction control, ‘antiwheelie’, power modes, ‘launch control,’

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The price of the Eisenberg V8 is almost € 120,000, which makes it even more exclusive, as if that were not enough…

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