Incredible motorbike that turns into flying hover cycle on sale for £380k

Bikers could soon rule the road with a motorcycle that transforms from a road racer into a hovercycle.

French manufacturer Lazareth is making the LMV496, a vehicle powered on the road by an electrical motor that features four jet engines to supply a flight time of ten minutes.

With an easy flick of a switch, bikers will allegedly be ready to click into flying mode employing a turn on the dashboard. It's neat jet engines are fuelled by kerosene, paraffin, giving the bike ten minutes within the air.

Each of the electrical motorcycle's four-wheels acts as an air rotor, with the wheels folding call at air turning it into a quadcopter, essentially a drone that features a motor and propellor.

The dashboard will automatically send the flight information to the pilot, including speed, altitude, position and engine speed.

The bike turbines use around 1,300 horsepower for two,800N of thrust. Its bodywork has been made up of kevlar carbon composite, which makes it tough and resistant from abrasions.

At the instant, Lazareth is functioning to create five prototypes, which can continue sale to members of the general public for around £380,000.

The jet needs about sixty seconds to heat up before launch. A recent test-run of the bike saw the massive vehicle only get 3.3 feet off the bottom, consistent with WebBikeWorld.

According to the firm the bike is going to be easy to control: "The driving position and lightweight steering of the LMV496 provide immediate handling.

"Braking and undercarriage technology is directly inspired by Lazareth vehicles. The suspensions are entrusted to our partner TFX Suspension Technology."

People can already place an order for the futuristic bike via Lazareth.