Can a motorcycle motor have over 900 horsepower?

A modern sport-oriented motorcycle engine is easily capable of over 100hp per liter. ... A motorcycle, which would need to produce significantly less torque, could have output of 200hp or more from such a displacement. If we're talking ... If you welded together a pair of v-twins of 900cc each, then hp would be about 200. read more

Uhm, yes it’s possible (and Top Fuel dragsters exceed this as well as land speed record holders exceed this.) Maybe the question is it reasonable for a motor cycle driven on the streets to have > 900 HP. read more

His engine's torque curve can be easily deduced from the horsepower curve: at each rpm, we multiply the horsepower by 5252 and divide by the rpm. The result indicates an engine making between 87 and 93 foot-pounds of torque from 2500 to 6250 rpm. read more