American master Maxwell Hazan, who is known for creating exclusive motorcycles for wealthy collectors, has been busy with a new unusual project since May last year: assembling a HF355 motorcycle, with a 3.5-liter V8 engine, from a Ferrari 335.

Over the years, about 11,000 F335s of various modifications have been produced, and they can reach speeds of up to 300 km/h, Techcult.ru reports.

But it’s one thing to install such a powerful unit on a sports Ferrari, and quite another to attach it to the aluminum frame of a two-wheeled bicycle.

Since the start of his aforesaid work, Hazan has installed low-slung inverted forks, brakes, solid springs, an SC Project exhaust system, and thick racing glass. Last summer, he posted on Instagram that he was working on a special gasoline tank.

The master’s work includes bodywork, dashboard, and ergonomics.

The planned weight of the entire motorcycle will be around 226 kg, which is quite acceptable for a motorcycle with such an engine.