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| − | |size= 0. | + | |size= 0.1 Tons |
| − | | | + | | cost =Cr45,000 |
| − | |mode= | + | |mode= Ground (Wheeled) |
| − | |speed= | + | |type=Motorcycle |
| + | |speed= 230 kph | ||
|cargo= 0m³ (+0.3m³) | |cargo= 0m³ (+0.3m³) | ||
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| − | The Sports Bike is a type of '''Ground Car'''. | + | The [[Fringian Sports Bike|Sports Bike]] is a type of '''Ground Car'''. |
== Description / Specifications == | == Description / Specifications == | ||
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=== Hull / Suspension === | === Hull / Suspension === | ||
An open frame constructed from steel, containing the exposed mechanical components. | An open frame constructed from steel, containing the exposed mechanical components. | ||
| − | * ''Length'': 2. | + | * ''Length'': 2.0m, ''Width'': 0.8m, ''Height'': 0.8m. |
| − | * ''Overall Volume'': 1. | + | * ''Overall Volume'': 1.3m³ (0.1 dTons). |
* ''Unloaded Weight'': 170 kg. | * ''Unloaded Weight'': 170 kg. | ||
| − | The overall volume measures the vehicles maximum dimensions and includes road clearance. The enclosed volume of the frame hull is | + | The overall volume measures the vehicles maximum dimensions and includes road clearance. The enclosed volume of the frame hull is slightly lower. |
| − | The vehicle | + | The vehicle has a wheeled suspension system that fits into the frame hull. |
| − | * The vehicle performs | + | * The vehicle performs excellently on metalled surfaces but has a poor off-road capability. |
=== Power / Transmission === | === Power / Transmission === | ||
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==== Performance ==== | ==== Performance ==== | ||
* ''Cruise Speed'': 160 kph, ''Top Speed'': 230 kph. ''Off-road Speed'': less than 25 kph. | * ''Cruise Speed'': 160 kph, ''Top Speed'': 230 kph. ''Off-road Speed'': less than 25 kph. | ||
| − | * ''Range'': | + | * ''Range'': 320 km at cruise, 230 km at top speed. |
=== Passengers / Cargo === | === Passengers / Cargo === | ||
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There is no internal storage but up to 0.3m³ of cargo may be stowed externally, typically in panniers and slung bags. | There is no internal storage but up to 0.3m³ of cargo may be stowed externally, typically in panniers and slung bags. | ||
* ''Cargo Storage'': none. | * ''Cargo Storage'': none. | ||
| − | * ''Maximum load'': | + | * ''Maximum load'': 80 kg (including passenger) before performance is impaired. |
=== Equipment === | === Equipment === | ||
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== History / Background == | == History / Background == | ||
| − | A sophisticated, precision engineered two-wheeled vehicle available in a variety of body styles | + | A sophisticated, precision engineered two-wheeled vehicle available in a variety of body styles. |
''See also'': [[Vehicles of the Distant Fringe]] | ''See also'': [[Vehicles of the Distant Fringe]] | ||
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| − | [[Category: | + | [[Category: Land Vehicle]] |
| + | [[Category: Ground Vehicle]] | ||
| + | [[Category: Wheeled Vehicle]] | ||
| + | [[Category: Civilian Vehicle]] | ||
| + | [[Category: Personal Vehicle]] | ||
{{LEA|Distant Fringe}} | {{LEA|Distant Fringe}} | ||
Latest revision as of 12:59, 23 June 2020
| Sports Bike | |
|---|---|
| Tech Level | TL–6 |
| Mass | 0.1 Tons |
| Cost | Cr45,000 |
| Mode | Ground (Wheeled) |
| Type | Motorcycle |
| Speed | 230 kph |
| Cargo | 0m³ (+0.3m³) |
| Crew | 1 |
| Passengers | (+1) |
| Armament | none |
The Sports Bike is a type of Ground Car.
Description / Specifications[edit]
The Sports Bike is a very small one person vehicle designed for the civilian market.
Hull / Suspension[edit]
An open frame constructed from steel, containing the exposed mechanical components.
- Length: 2.0m, Width: 0.8m, Height: 0.8m.
- Overall Volume: 1.3m³ (0.1 dTons).
- Unloaded Weight: 170 kg.
The overall volume measures the vehicles maximum dimensions and includes road clearance. The enclosed volume of the frame hull is slightly lower.
The vehicle has a wheeled suspension system that fits into the frame hull.
- The vehicle performs excellently on metalled surfaces but has a poor off-road capability.
Power / Transmission[edit]
A small highly tuned internal combustion power plant using hydrocarbon fuel. The fuel is contained within a small protected tank.
Performance[edit]
- Cruise Speed: 160 kph, Top Speed: 230 kph. Off-road Speed: less than 25 kph.
- Range: 320 km at cruise, 230 km at top speed.
Passengers / Cargo[edit]
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 0.3m³ of cargo may be stowed externally, typically in panniers and slung bags.
- Cargo Storage: none.
- Maximum load: 80 kg (including passenger) before performance is impaired.
Equipment[edit]
Headlights and running lights.
History / Background[edit]
A sophisticated, precision engineered two-wheeled vehicle available in a variety of body styles.
See also: Vehicles of the Distant Fringe
References & Contributors / Sources[edit]
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- Author & Contributor: Lord (Marquis) and Master Scout Emeritus Adie Alegoric Stewart of the IISS
- Author & Contributor: Lord (Marquis) and Master of Sophontology Maksim-Smelchak of the Ministry of Science