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|TL= 6
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|TL= 5
|size= 0.25 Tons
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|size= 0.2 Tons
|cr= Cr10,000
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|cr= Cr12,000
 
|mode= Wheels
 
|mode= Wheels
|speed= 230 kph
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|speed= 170 kph
|cargo= 0m³ (+0.6m³)
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|cargo= 0m³ (+0.5m³)
 
|crew= 1
 
|crew= 1
 
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=== Hull / Suspension ===
 
=== Hull / Suspension ===
An open steel frame, containing the mechanical components, with a streamlined front fairing. Length: 2m, Width: 0.75m, Height: 1.2m. Unloaded Weight: 500 kg.
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An open frame constructed from steel, containing the exposed mechanical components.
* Overall volume: approximately 1.8m³ (0.25 dTons).
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* ''Length'': 2.3m, ''Width'': 0.9m, ''Height'': 0.9m.
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* ''Overall Volume'': 1.9m³ (0.2 dTons).
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* ''Unloaded Weight'': 220 kg.
 
: Note that the overall volume measures the vehicles maximum dimensions and includes road clearance. The enclosed volume of the frame hull is substantially lower.
 
: Note that the overall volume measures the vehicles maximum dimensions and includes road clearance. The enclosed volume of the frame hull is substantially lower.
  
The vehicle is fitted with wheeled suspension.
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The vehicle has a wheeled suspension system that fits into the frame hull.
 
* The vehicle performs extremely well on metalled surfaces but has a limited off-road capability.
 
* The vehicle performs extremely well on metalled surfaces but has a limited off-road capability.
  
 
=== Power / Transmission ===
 
=== Power / Transmission ===
A small highly tuned internal combustion power plant using hydrocarbon fuel. The fuel is contained within a small protected tank.
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A small efficient internal combustion power plant using hydrocarbon fuel. The fuel is contained within a small protected tank.
  
''Performance''
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==== Performance ====
* Cruise Speed 170 kph, Top Speed 230 kph. Off-road speed less than 30 kph.
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* ''Cruise Speed'': 120 kph, ''Top Speed'': 170 kph. ''Off-road Speed'': less than 25 kph.
* Range 800 km at cruise, 600 km at top speed.
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* ''Range'': 400 km at cruise, 350 km at top speed.
  
 
=== Crew / Cargo ===
 
=== Crew / Cargo ===
A single lateral seat mounted on the top of the frame: a passenger may sit directly behind the driver. The front fairing provides minimal protection from the effects of weather. The driver's position is fitted with basic mechanical controls and a console that provides information such as velocity.
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The crew facilities consist of a single lateral seat mounted on the top of the frame: a passenger may sit directly behind the driver. The driver's position is fitted with basic mechanical controls. A console provides data such as engine temperature and velocity.
  
There is no internal storage but up to 0.6m³ of cargo may be stowed externally (typically in panniers and slung bags). Maximum load (including passenger): 150 kg before performance is impaired.
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There is no internal storage but up to 0.5m³ of cargo may be stowed externally, typically in panniers and slung bags.
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* ''Cargo Storage'': none.
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* ''Maximum load'': 130 kg (including passenger) before performance is impaired.
  
 
=== Equipment ===
 
=== Equipment ===
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== History / Background ==
 
== History / Background ==
A two-wheeled high performance vehicle available in a variety of body styles and colors.
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A two-wheeled performance vehicle available in a variety of body styles and colors.
  
 
''See also'': [[Vehicles of the Distant Fringe]]
 
''See also'': [[Vehicles of the Distant Fringe]]

Revision as of 08:35, 21 February 2018

Motorcycle
Tech Level TL–5
Mass 0.2 Tons
Cost {{{cost}}}
Mode Wheels
Type
Speed 170 kph
Cargo 0m³ (+0.5m³)
Crew 1
Passengers (+1)
Armament none

The Motorcycle is a type of Ground Car.

Description / Specifications

The Motorcycle is a small, very fast one person vehicle designed for the civilian market.

Hull / Suspension

An open frame constructed from steel, containing the exposed mechanical components.

  • Length: 2.3m, Width: 0.9m, Height: 0.9m.
  • Overall Volume: 1.9m³ (0.2 dTons).
  • Unloaded Weight: 220 kg.
Note that the overall volume measures the vehicles maximum dimensions and includes road clearance. The enclosed volume of the frame hull is substantially lower.

The vehicle has a wheeled suspension system that fits into the frame hull.

  • The vehicle performs extremely well on metalled surfaces but has a limited off-road capability.

Power / Transmission

A small efficient internal combustion power plant using hydrocarbon fuel. The fuel is contained within a small protected tank.

Performance

  • Cruise Speed: 120 kph, Top Speed: 170 kph. Off-road Speed: less than 25 kph.
  • Range: 400 km at cruise, 350 km at top speed.

Crew / Cargo

The crew facilities consist of a single lateral seat mounted on the top of the frame: a passenger may sit directly behind the driver. The driver's position is fitted with basic mechanical controls. A console provides data such as engine temperature and velocity.

There is no internal storage but up to 0.5m³ of cargo may be stowed externally, typically in panniers and slung bags.

  • Cargo Storage: none.
  • Maximum load: 130 kg (including passenger) before performance is impaired.

Equipment

Headlights and running lights.

History / Background

A two-wheeled performance vehicle available in a variety of body styles and colors.

See also: Vehicles of the Distant Fringe

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