Jet-powered Harley reaches 60 mph without drivetrain
A modified Harley uses two jet engines and diesel fuel to reach 60 mph. It lacks a traditional drivetrain and relies on pure thrust for movement.
Why it matters
It demonstrates an unconventional use of jet propulsion in motorcycle design, though not practical for everyday use.
engine type
The motorcycle uses two jet engines fueled by diesel, eliminating the need for a conventional drivetrain.
Common questions
How does the motorcycle move without a drivetrain?
It uses two jet engines that provide thrust for movement, replacing traditional mechanical components.
Sources
- This Jet-Powered Harley Hit 60 MPH On Pure Thrust By Stephen Rivers, Carscoops · carscoops.com
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