For GTA players, cars have an important role in their in-game life, but it's not the case for those players who are fond of a dangerous and risky lifestyle. Their best companions will be motorcycles - vehicles that are easily damaged and not equipped with any bullet-proof devices. 

Although lacking protection as well as durability, bikes are still preferred for their appearances and perfect flexibility of speed. There are several motorcycles in GTA Online that are well-designed and able to head down the highway just in one turn. According to the Top Speed, the list below mentions the fastest in-game motorcycles. 

5) Bati 801 

Bati 801 Gta Online
Bati 801

Price: $15,000

Top Speed: 135.00 mph (217.26 km/h)

4) Bati 801RR

Bati 801rr
Bati 801RR

Price: $15,000

Top Speed: 135.00 mph (217.26 km/h)

In case the Bati 801 can not reach the expected speed, the deathtrap factor of Bati 801RR will be increased to a gigantic 197BHP and a maximum speed at 210mph. 

3) BF400

Bf400 Gta Online
BF400

Price: $95,000

Top Speed: 137.00 mph (220.48 km/h) 

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2) Oppressor

Oppressor Gta Online
Oppressor

Price: $3,524,500

Top Speed: 140.00 mph (225.31 km/h)

1) Deathbike 

Deathbike Gta Online
Deathbike

Top Speed: 150.00 mph (241.40 km/h)

In terms of both a long mile and in GTA Online, Deathbike still holds its first position in the list of the fastest bikes. It is even considered to be the vehicle with the fastest landing speed in the game and transformed into many types such as Future Shock, Apocalypse, and Nightmare. 

Known as the perfect combination of speed and convenience, Deathbike is also easy to be controlled and equipped with a shield to protect the users from the back’s attack. However, the sides or the front can be vulnerable and easy to be ruined in the game. One more interesting fact about the Deathbike is that it was modified from Gargoyle in the Arena War workshop. 

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