Does anyone remember?
 

Does anyone remember what was the name of the TV series that told about a cop (or at least a crimefighter) who had this black robotsuit and a black motorcycle? The motorcycle had electrocuting defense system and everything. If I remember correctly it ran in the early/mid-90s.
I don't think it was Street Hawk because I don't think the guy in it a had robot suit.

Do you remember any other details? It vaguely rings a bell...

If I remember correctly he had a nightstick type of weapon. And the suit was kinda big, he didn't look anything like Robocop. I was so young when the show was running that I can't really remember much else. Except in one episode he got his ass kicked by somesort of cyborg or superhuman who took his robotsuit.

M.A.N.T.I.S?

I guess it could be M.A.N.T.I.S although I was pretty sure the guy was white. But if he had a black robotsuit/exoskeleton and a bike then it's the right one

That was my first thought.....and thats what I believe it is.

http://www.scifi.com/freezone/mantis/images/mantis1.jpg

he seems to fit the description

yea wasnt that guy in a wheel chair or something and when he put the suit on he could walk...or something like that...or did I just make that up

I think I only watched the show twice. Wasnt it on UPN

Nope, not the right guy. The guy I'm talking about had bigger suit, he looked like 250lbs or something, and he had helmet. Kinda like Darth Vader meets M.A.N.T.I.S meets Street Hawk. Though the guy inside the suit wasn't that big and he was white, I'm pretty sure about it.

Oh, I'm also pretty sure the suit was all black, it didn't have any (or at least much) other colors

Wasn't it a ripoff of the Predator movies? I remember watching a show like that where the guy would punch buttons on his arm and turn invisable and stuff.

Knight Rider? :shifty:

I think you're right, now that you said it I do think he was able become invisible. I wouldn't really say it was a Predator ripoff, though the guy was about the same size and had a big helmet, but he didn't exactly hunt people for their skull and spine.

C'mon, people, dig a little deeper into your little brains!