The Daemon is designed as a cruiser motorcycle, based on a customized Harley-Davidson FXSTC Softail.The engine sound is a very low revving, odd-firing engine, and the model reveals a V-twin engine which provides a large amount of power, and sounds to be either completely or partially unrestricted, given its loud characteristics and popping sound.
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The motorbike is based on a Harley-Davidson 1200 Custom. For a vehicle of its type, the Wolfsbane has a balanced performance, being similar to the Daemon in that aspect. Acceleration is rather impressive and top speed is average, as well as decent handling and stopping distance. This bike also has good traction off-road and is less prone to lose control or doing excessive wheelspins, making it a decent choice for getaways through uneven terrain.
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Based on the Harley-Davidson V-Rod The Nightblade performs well for its type. It has a relatively high top speed and good acceleration. Its handling is also nippy compared to other choppers. Its heavy weight does not significantly restrict its ability to maneuver, although it does stop the player form being able to perform wheelies. Its durability is weak against harsh collisions and landings after a jump as it can only take a couple of punishments before the bike starts billowing smoke and eventually catch fire and explode.
The bike is powered by a push-rod V-Twin engine, producing a distinctively low-revving, loud engine sound.
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Its performance is identical to the Police Bike and handles much like the Bagger. It has an excellent top speed, but acceleration leaves much to be desired. The bike gets most benefit from the performance upgrades available in Los Santos Customs, since these are mostly focused on acceleration. The motorcycle is quite heavy, and as a result, it is not as nimble and maneuverable as other lighter bikes in the game. It has a large turning radius.
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The Zombie Chopper can be purchased from Southern S.A. Super Autos for $122,000, and it can be stored in the Garage (Personal Vehicle) and MC Clubhouse. This vehicle can be customized at Los Santos Customs.
The design of the Zombie Chopper is based on a Harley Davidson Fat Bob Custom and Iron 883.
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The Zombie Bobber is, as the name suggests, a bobber variation of the Zombie Chopper, which has a front girder design and springer front end, as well as a single circular headlight. The fuel tank of the Zombie Bobber is more flattened than that of the Zombie Chopper and the rear fender is much shorter in appearance, as well as a different seat and exhaust pipes.
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The Cliffhanger is based on the Harley-Davidson XR-750, evidenced by the overall design and purpose.
Similar to the Gargoyle, the Cliffhanger assumes a chopper-like appearance and is fitted with rugged off-road tyres. The bike sports two small circular headlights mounted under the front panel, a slim fuel tank with a speedometer on it and a rear swingarm equipped with two shock absorbers on either sides
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This vehicle appears to based on a 1928 Indian 101 Scout that has been modified into a hillclimber. It comes with off road tyres as default, with the rear wheel of the vehicle being unique as it is wrapped in bike chains, a typical trait for hillclimbers.
The vehicle has a very basic design with little body paneling. The front forks are joined by the headlight panel, which sports two small, circular headlights. Behind the front wheel is the vehicle's radiator which cools the engine directly behind it.
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The vehicle takes the appearance of a tricycle (or as the website description calls it, a trike). The design is purely custom and does not reflect any real-life manufactured tricycle, however, it has similarities to real-world custom tricycles.
The vehicle features large fat tyres on the rear axle and twin springed forks at the front. It also sports a protruding primary drive and the oil tank is mounted at the front of the bike, close to the footpads. The Chimera uses whitewall tires.
The Chimera performs very well in terms of speed and cornering. It also performs wheelies extremely well, even pulling back completely will not result the player of falling off of the Chimera. Because of the three-wheeled design, the Chimera has the disadvantage of being wider and heavier than most motorcycles, but makes up for its stability and control over curbs, bumpy roads and uneven terrains.
Mechanically, the Chimera uses a mix of the physics used by motorcycles and ATVs. While this normally is not a problem, this means going off jumps using the Chimera is all but suicidal; due to the odd physics handling, the vehicle is almost completely unable to pitch and roll while in midair. Instead, it will either heavily nosedive after going off a jump or simply remain at the same angle it was at when it lifted off the ground. Thus, taking it to a stunt race or into a mountainous area is ill-advised, lest the player be unable to land properly after going off a jump and getting wasted due to landing wrong.
