Boss Hoss: World's most powerful production motorcycle

Most powerful "Production Motorcycle":

The GSX1300R Hayabusa ? Kawasaki 14R ? The Triumph iii Rocket?
Well yeah these are fast and powerful machines but the big daddy of all production motorcycles is the lesser known Boss Hoss. If you have never heard about it, good for you cause this is something that will freak you out.

Boss Hoss Cycles, Inc. was established in 1990 when Monte Warne, the founder and president of Boss Hoss Cycles, Inc., created his first Chevy V-8 powered motorcycle in his 5000 square foot shop in Dyersburg, TN. Monte, a commercial aircraft pilot and degreed Aviation Airframe and Power plant technician, was the first to design a V-8 powered motorcycle that has a traditional cruiser motorcycle style, look and feel.

Over the past seventeen years Boss Hoss Cycles, Inc. has grown from its humble beginnings in Monte’s shop to a 22,000 square foot manufacturing facility. Boss Hoss has continued to broaden and expand the V8 motorcycling horizons. In January of 2006 Boss Hoss motorcycles and manufacturing facility received full vehicle type-approval from the European Commission (EC), effectively making Boss Hoss Cycles, Inc. the only globally approved V8 motorcycle manufacturer.

Boss Hoss motorcycles

If I were to describe the machine in one word, I would say INSANE. The Devil on 2 wheels. Chechk out the specifications of this 6000cc V8 powered beast.

Pictures of the Boss Hoss

BHC-3 LS2 Techincal specifications:-

Engine

Type Liquid Cooled V-8

Horsepower 425@5750 rpm

Torque 425 Ft.Lbs. @ 4750 rpm

Block Aluminum - 6 bolt main

Cylinders Aluminum (65cc)

Valvetrain 2.00" Int./1.55" Exh.

Size 364 ci.i (6000cc)

Compression 10.9:1

Fuel Injection Multi-port

Exhaust 2.5" with daul mufflers

Transmission 2-speed semi-auto w/rev.

Final Drive Belt, Gates - Polychain

Dimensions

Overall Length 103"

Wheel Base 77.0"
Seat Height25.0"
Rake 33.0°
Grd. Dlearance 4.5"
Frame Width 28.0
GVWR 1675 lbs.

Dry Weight 1065 lbs.

Tires/Wheels

Front 130/90-16, 3.5"x16.0"

Rear 230/60, 7.0"x15.0"

Suspension (Adj. Preload)

Front 63mm inverted forks, 3.5" travel

Rear Dual 11.0" coilover shocks

Brakes

Front Dual four-pinston calipers

Rear Single four-piston caliper

Fuel Tank 8.5 gal.

Reserve n/a

High/Low MPG 26/21

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Website:- Boss Hoss motorcycles