The Batpod is claimed to be driveable, if barely, but the tiny gas tank means you'll be going from gas station to gas station. Quoted acceleration is 5.2 seconds from a standstill to the scene of ...

Although the scratch-built car is driveable, it’s not fully finished ... and I’m pretty sure Batman would just eject in the Batpod motorcycle after about the same period if forced to ride ...

See, the sounds of the Batpod, that motorcycle-like machine gun platform that Batman rides in the movie are built, in part, from the sound of the Tesla Roadster. skater-gallery-expanded-view-5-jpg ...

This fully custom 850cc Batpod replica takes all those traits to the max – it looks downright scary to ride, there's almost no way to turn a corner with any sort of dignity, and may God help you ...

The Batpod used throughout The Dark Knight and The Dark Knight Rises is currently up for sale through an online auction in the UK. Expected to sell for between £60,000 and £80,000 ($80k to $106k ...

Originally conceived by director Chris Nolan, production desiger Nathan Crowley and special effects wizard Chris Corbould, the Batpod was Batman's alternative to the Tumbler Batmobile. And yes ...

The Batpod was featured in Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight and The Dark Knight Rises mostly during the police chase scene, where Batman steps on the gas and speeds off on what is probably ...

Among them, Batman’s Batpod could be found, and the new owner spent just over $405,000 (€357,700) on the thing. The bid stopped at $405,000 (€362,200), which probably makes the Batpod the ...