In 1966, a German engineer couldn't find a motorcycle engine big enough—so he used a car engine instead. The Münch Mammut was the fastest production motorcycle in the world, weighed as much as some cars, and was built one at a time in a small workshop. Most buyers were wealthy Americans who wanted something that literally didn't exist anywhere else. Fewer than 500 were ever made. Engineering genius or the most impractical motorcycle ever built? #OneLungRacing #MunchMammut #Münch #FriebelMünch #VintageMotorcycles #ClassicBikes #MotorcycleHistory #MotoHistory #RareMotorcycles #GermanEngineering #BikeLife #Moto #MotorcycleFacts #BikerCommunity #TwoWheels #ClassicMotorcycle #VintageMoto #MotoLegend #BikeHistory #RideOrDie #MotorcycleLovers #NSU #UniqueMotorcycles #ExoticMotorcycles