I consider myself pretty un-knowledgeable about cars. All I know is it's something that gets me from one place to another place, and I drive at the speed limit whenever reasonable.
This week's HXH has Killua clocking at 240kph with his super speed, so one of the other guys got a motorcycle (or rather, transformed into one) and caught up to him from behind.
Apparently there's a large thread where people argue THERE IS NO WAY A MOTORCYCLE CAN KEEP UP WITH KILLUA GOING AT 240KPH UNLESS IT WAS A SUPER SAIYAN MOTORCYCLE.
Now I said I'm not a big car person, but I check my car's speedometer and it goes up to 160mph, which is more than 240kmh since it also shows metric units. I assume that means it's capable of going at that speed ideal situation, and it sure isn't a Ferrari or whatever. A quick search reveals that motorcycles aren't allowed to go faster than 300kph due to safety reasons, but even that is more than enough to beat a 240kph.
I suppose it could be the metric unit issue, since 240kph is pretty different from 240mph and maybe US based audience think of everything in mph. That said, I don't think the notion a motorcycle can catch up with 240mph is that unfathomable even if you got the unit of measure completely wrong. Certainly, in a world where people can throw fireballs it doesn't seem that unreasonable to assume their technology might be just a bit more advanced than what we got in the real world.
This week's HXH has Killua clocking at 240kph with his super speed, so one of the other guys got a motorcycle (or rather, transformed into one) and caught up to him from behind.
Apparently there's a large thread where people argue THERE IS NO WAY A MOTORCYCLE CAN KEEP UP WITH KILLUA GOING AT 240KPH UNLESS IT WAS A SUPER SAIYAN MOTORCYCLE.
Now I said I'm not a big car person, but I check my car's speedometer and it goes up to 160mph, which is more than 240kmh since it also shows metric units. I assume that means it's capable of going at that speed ideal situation, and it sure isn't a Ferrari or whatever. A quick search reveals that motorcycles aren't allowed to go faster than 300kph due to safety reasons, but even that is more than enough to beat a 240kph.
I suppose it could be the metric unit issue, since 240kph is pretty different from 240mph and maybe US based audience think of everything in mph. That said, I don't think the notion a motorcycle can catch up with 240mph is that unfathomable even if you got the unit of measure completely wrong. Certainly, in a world where people can throw fireballs it doesn't seem that unreasonable to assume their technology might be just a bit more advanced than what we got in the real world.
