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Scurv · 06-18-2009, 09:06 AM

The case of Cycles being less maneuverable than cars just never added up to me. Have a look at those high speed chase shows the yanks crank out and watch a nutter on a bike leave the cops behind time and time again. Trikes on the other hand do have stability and handeling issues.

That side armour should come at the cost of Trikes tipping over more often.

Not having access to my books at the moment I recall they had rules for cycles in 5e. Did they shake things up with them or was it more of the same?

Anyways the best 'bike gangs' had subcompacts and a pickup or 2 for transporting the loot.

06-18-2009, 09:06 AM	#10
Scurv Join Date: Sep 2008	Re: WHY are the Cycle rules so bad compared to Trikes ? The case of Cycles being less maneuverable than cars just never added up to me. Have a look at those high speed chase shows the yanks crank out and watch a nutter on a bike leave the cops behind time and time again. Trikes on the other hand do have stability and handeling issues. That side armour should come at the cost of Trikes tipping over more often. Not having access to my books at the moment I recall they had rules for cycles in 5e. Did they shake things up with them or was it more of the same? Anyways the best 'bike gangs' had subcompacts and a pickup or 2 for transporting the loot.