Topic: Street legal TRON motorcycle: $55,000.00

[Alieo]

BADASS!!!

Street legal TRON motorcycle: $55,000.00

[Matthew]

DO WANT

EDIT: I'd rather have the R8 West Coast Customs made, but this'll work It needs higher exhaust though, like those Japanese crotch rockets. That'd sound a lot more tron like. Still... It'd be pretty sweet to see rolling down the highway.

[-<WillyP>-]

marginally ride-able = no thanks.

[NUMBERZero]

I like the classic design better. The new one looks like they put a man on top of the infinity sign and gave it gas.

[-<WillyP>-]

The Tron bike is really just a show bike, the wide tires won't allow it to handle well and with a limited lean angle you would find it not much fun to ride in the real world. On top of that the ergonomics look absolutely painful for and more than a spin around the parking lot. It not meant to be a long distance rider, of course, it is meant to go from the trailer to the show and back again when the show is over. If that's what you want in a bike then that's cool, but when I get on a bike it's to ride and go fast in the twisties and I usually do 400 or more miles in a day. I have the closest to perfect bike for my style of riding:

[Scyphi]

I like the classic design better. The new one looks like they put a man on top of the infinity sign and gave it gas.

Yeah, but with the new design, you've got elbow room. The classic design always seemed cramped and uncomfortable to me.

[Matthew]

There was an old design? Wut?

[Sapphirus]

There was an old design? Wut?

from the 1980s

you definitely need some Nostalgication (portmanteu of Nostalgia and Education)

I indeed 100% recall these Classic Light Cycles as a kid

[Matthew]

That's not a real bike though...

[PyroJockey]

Street legal? In what state? Not here in Pennsylvania.

[Scyphi]

Now that I think about it, it probably wouldn't be street legal here in Idaho either, because I believe it would need the mirrors and the blinkers and so forth, and I don't see any on our Tron bike here.

[-<WillyP>-]

Some states have less stringent requirements for show-only vehicles, with the stipulation they are only allowed to be driven on the street under limited circumstance.