This two-wheeler literally has helicopter-engines because why not…

“Over the top” is a phrase that comes to mind when one looks at the TMC Dumont for the very first time. There’s nothing conventional about the bike. It features two massive 36-inch wide hubless wheels on either end of its edgy, characteristic body that features… wait for it… a helicopter engine. Sitting rather visible on the Dumont’s body is a 300-horsepower Rolls-Royce helicopter engine that literally puts the ‘chopper’ in this chopper!

With looks that could proverbially kill, and an engine that could literally kill, the TMC Dumont is a passion project of retired F1 driver, Tarso Marquez. There’s no way this 300hp bike would ever be street legal (that much horsepower could just as well kill the rider), but I’ll admit that with its Tron aesthetic and absolutely, ridiculously over-the-top build, the Dumont is certainly worth appreciating (even from afar, because there’s no way you can escape the sound of a helicopter engine)! What’s next Tarso, a Lockheed afterburner?

Designer: Tarso Marquez

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Moto of the Sky

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A collaboration from 2sympleks and the Trendak Aviation engineering team, the Twistair 2.0 is an ultralight gyroplane that comes in three distinct options: naked, semi-enclosed and fully covered body. Each version delivers a unique experience with various levels of comfort and excitement can be achieved. With room for pilot and passenger, it’s one of the wildest ways to get from points A to B.

This design is a winner of the 2018 Red Dot Design Concept Award.

Designer: 2sympleks

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Watch Will Smith’s Grand Canyon helicopter bungee jump at 6 PM ET

Of all the things you could possibly be doing on a Tuesday afternoon, watching a live stream of Will Smith bungee jumping out of a helicopter is probably not among the worst. Oh, and he's doing the stunt over the Grand Canyon on his 50th birthday. No...