
Harley Davidson invents a "safe motorcycle" -- turns out you just have to stop adding explodium
Harley Davidson has build the S-Hitter 500, set to launch mid 2027, which they announce is hardly any more dangerous than a car. The solution? Stop adding explodium -- a new chemical which is found to form inside motorcycle crank cases due to clutch particles befouling it from the wet oily transmission.
It has not been proven yet exactly how the explodium makes riders crash, but possibly it impairs judgement or vision or just smells so bad that it subconsciously de-brains you. One discredited theory is that it coats the tyres and makes them slippery at in-opportune moments.
The new motorcycle will retail for $49,999 starter, plus $15.99 a month for a subscription to heated grips, muffler cromulence, 50% off McDonalds chicken nuggets and the rear brake.