Confederate Wraith

[XZaapryca]

Any 1000cc or larger sport bike will smoke this thing. 10.75sec in the quarter? 166.5mph with a six mile straight track? "There's nothing, going from zero to a hundred, that can keep up with this bike"? It looks cool and all, but the deceptive statements in this vid are tarded.

[coolcycledude]

I would put my 2010 $20,000 Yamaha VMax up against this thing any day.

[davo022]

sod how fast it goes, what an awesome bit of kit, you aint goin to do 160 mph without a fairing anyway, it's bout torque

[WraithLord900]

I'm going to get this Bike.

[JustinLDenman]

nothing from 0-100 that keeps up with that bike? Really?! Lol Umm I'm pretty sure a Busa would blow that gay fork right off it. In fact I'm pretty sure Honda Suzuki and Kawawakisaki all have 1000 cc class bikes that would beat it.

[Rick258442]

@JustinLDenman Guess what? You'd be wrong. This ain't no Harley. I have owned a Hayabusa and I currently ride a modded ZX10R. Neither bike had anything close to to the torque numbers these bikes have.

The ZX10R will do 106 in 1st gear, but as I was worried about the bike flipping over on me, most any Confederate is already long gone.

A superbike will not paint a 200' black stripe in 3rd gear from 45mph. -A Confederate will. That simple fact alone tells you all you need to know.

FMR Designer

[JustinLDenman]

@Rick258442 lol what ever makes ya sleep at night. Even if it is faster its not by much and paying 9x the price doesn't seem to make it worth it. In addition go ahead and paint lines all day thats fine. Ill be the one passing you in the corner.

[Rick258442]

@JustinLDenman Well, I'm not an AMA pro racer, but I would give you a run for your money. I don't OWN a Confederate, I just have some unique perspective to share. I ride a ZX10R and do track days, so good luck.

[SwollenBlade]

Your gonna look real cool on your $90,000.00 bike when someone on a $10k Suzuki/Honda/Yamaha/Kawasaki smokes your ass.

[Papascrub]

@SwollenBlade You are an idiot.

[SwollenBlade]

@Papascrub

I would not expect more than a 4 word retort from someone who has "Spore penis with herpes" on his favorite videos.

[Papascrub]

@SwollenBlade Obviously you have never played Spore. Anyways, anyone looking at this video knows that Japanese bikes are fast. Who cares if it is faster?  You buy the confederate because it's ultra rare and incredibly beautiful. Do you see people with money buying a modified STI over a Ferrari? Hell no.

[kevsandwhorr]

@SwollenBlade you miss the point. Riding bikes is about freedom, not about who's bike is the fastest. Does this look like a track bike to you?

[jackpizzo1]

only problem is a stock literclass superbike kills it by more than a second in the quarter, still awesome tho

[reiku5000]

@jackpizzo1 Only problem "superbikes" are in a different class.

[ownTer]

Pretty neat...but that fork has got to go.

[belgradebobcat916]

Amassing, beyond words!

[warriordrum]

The confederate name doesnt seem to fit the marketing hype of the bike, and to be honest, the nameplate logo is simply wrong. This bike is clearly targeting the very rich who are looking for style and cache. Its price is obscene, as is its performance. Wouldnt like it even if I had the money.

[mission100uk]

@warriordrum i agree with you.. though it IS all about the design on this bike. shame they dont make some bikes for us mere mortals.. i think they would give other brands a run for their money just for thinking outside the box

[TheCrysisplayer]

looks racist since it says conferate raith noob racism jk i hate blacks to

[shotta2545]

@TheCrysisplayer who cares what you think cock sucker!

[glennsmooth]

awesome looking bike by itself.. but something looks weird and out of balance when a person is sitting on one.

[Necromopea]

this is the most beautiful machine ive ever seen, now if only i can scrap together around 93 grand to buy it ;)

[IamTinPanAlley]

I have been a fan since they started in New Orleans.  What a great group of designers and enthusiasts. I just wish I could afford one...

[Rick258442]

@IamTinPanAlley They started in Baton Rouge, moved to Abita Springs, and were a 10 year old company by the time they made it to New Orleans.