The Lazareth LM 847 is a V8 Maserati Mechanical Bull

Motorcycles offer a tremendous experience because you feel every little aspect of the drive. The wind, the noise, the vibrations, the momentum is all picked up by your senses and heightened by your necessary alertness. The Lazareth LM 847, however, might just completely destroy your senses.

With everybody shooting their shots at the Geneva International Motorshow, French customizer fit in by standing out in a sea of supercars what could only be considered a superbike.

Reminiscent of the SRT Tomahawk, which has an 8.3-liter Viper V10 in it, the LM 847 packs a 4.7-liter Maserati V8 into its frame.

And at 882 pounds, it’s more than 600 pounds lighter with damn near the same horsepower (470 in this, 500 in the Tomahawk).

With beautiful stainless steel manifolds rounding out the center of the bike, it makes 457 lb-ft of torque, but it has no transmission. So the torque is tranlsated through a hydraulic coupler to the rear chains.

To stop this 104-inch (8.7-foot) behemoth, the driver will be relying on Nissin and Brembo brakes and four, count em, superb Michelin Power Cup Evo tires.

Long-ass arms required.

[Via Lazareth]