| CYBERGENERATION VEHICLES IN MAXIMUM METAL FORMAT by Amy Luther |  |
All of these vehicles are from Cybergeneration, p. 94-85. Conversions to the Maximum Metal format are approximate and tinkering is encouraged.
The bike of choice among beavers; some call it the "Beaverville Riceburner." Note that as a cyberbike, v-link is standard and manual handling optional (at an extra 500eb).
Jumps off the line and stops on a dime, but in the upper ranges, handling deteriorates (-1 for each 5 mph over 100 mph).
Recumbent cyberbike, with a v-link heads-up display and computerized stabilizers. Manual handling is available at an additional cost of 500eb.
A popular cyberbike, providing v-link and manual operation at no extra cost. On-board status computer is standard.
The increased range is a product of a highly fuel-efficient engine (approx 200 mpg), and not of a greater fuel capacity. Used Apaches typically reflect a 75% to 50% reduced range due to engine wear and poor maintenance. It comes standard with both v-link and manual handling at no additional cost, and is off-road capable. A favorite among nomads and neo-tribals.
It's a scooter. What more do you want? |