The Viper V10 is no stranger to record-breaking runs. While it is certainly not the fastest motorcycle around, it is undoubtedly the quickest motorcycle that is powered by a full-fledged car engine.

Dodge's Tomahawk motorcycle is one of the great concept vehicles of the 21st century, partly due to its Viper V10 engine. But was it actually fast?

When it debuted in 1999, the Suzuki Hayabusa became the fastest production motorcycle in the world, clocking in at 194 mph. Its 1,299cc engine and aerodynamic bodywork were specifically designed to ...

Twenty years ago, Dodge gave us the Tomahawk concept — a four-wheeled motorcycle built around the Viper’s V10, all shining and silver and technically kind of rideable. But the Tomahawk, for ...

In 2009, Allen Millyard built what has become one of the most talked-about motorcycles of all time. His Dodge Viper V10-powered creation has been the subject ...

One of those bikes is the Millyard Viper V10, which is a motorcycle that uses the Viper V10 engine as its powerplant. This bike is capable of speeds exceeding 200 miles per hour.

This Viper V10-Swapped Honda S2000 Took Nine Years To Finish Published: 13 Mar 2025, 03:03 UTC • By: Benny Kirk 9 photos ...

Dubbed Tomahawk, it featured a Viper V10 and four wheels, but it wasn't a car. Inspired by two employees debating how the ultimate vehicle would look, the insane four-wheel motorcycle became the ...