Lightcycle Racing Bike

[Luxan]

Vroom, vroom! Stay on the road and don't fail your driving roll!

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Type: Lightcycle Racing Bike
Chassis: Wheeled (Small)
Mass: 750 kg
Cruising Speed: 280.8 kph
Maximum Speed: 561.6 kph
Equipment Rating: F/X-X-F-D
Cost: 404,421 C-bills

Equipment                                          Mass
Chassis/Controls                                   23 kg
Engine/Trans               Fusion                 638 kg
Cruising MP:             26
Flank MP:              39 (52)
Heat Sinks:                   0                     0 kg
Fuel:                                               0 kg
Armor Factor (BAR 2):         0                     0 kg

                          Internal   Armor   
                          Structure  Value   
     Front                   1         0     
     R/L Side               1/1       0/0   
     Rear                    1         0     


Weapons and Ammo             Location      Mass   
None

Crew: 1
Cargo: None
Notes: Features Bicycle and Ultra-Light Chassis and Controls Modification, 1 seat/pillion (25 kg), 1 supercharger (64 kg)


[Karack Blackstone]

Vroom vroom!

Where's the sheet?

I need this for my RPG game, just ...

For reasons.

 ;D  :D  ;)

[Karack Blackstone]

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Lightcycle Racing Bike

Mass: 3 tons
Movement Type: Wheeled
Power Plant: 70 XXL
Cruising Speed: 324 kph
Maximum Speed: 648 kph
Armor: Standard
Armament:
Manufacturer: Unknown
     Primary Factory: Unknown
Communication System: Unknown
Targeting & Tracking System: Unknown
Introduction Year: 3050
Tech Rating/Availability: F/X-X-F-E
Cost: 1,002,820 C-bills

Type: Lightcycle
Technology Base: Clan (Experimental)
Movement Type: Wheeled
Tonnage: 3
Battle Value: 22

Equipment                                          Mass
Internal Structure                                  0.5
Engine                        70 XXL                1.5
Cruising MP: 30
Flank MP: 45(60)
Heat Sinks:                   10                      0
Control Equipment:                                  0.5
Power Amplifier:                                    0.0
Armor Factor (Ferro)          0                       0

                          Internal   Armor   
                          Structure  Value   
     Front                   1         0     
     R/L Side               1/1       0/0   
     Rear                    1         0     

Weapons
and Ammo              Location    Tonnage   
Trailer Hitch           Rear        0.0     
Supercharger            Body        0.5

What program did you make the OP version in? I can't seem to figure out the MegaMekLab way to get there yet.

Edit:

Clan version...

[DOC_Agren]

holy crap

I hope there nothing that far a head if you are moving at speed...

[Daryk]

If you're going to use CV rules below 5 tons (which is technically illegal), Fractional Accounting is the way to go...

[Wolf72]

If you're going to use CV rules below 5 tons (which is technically illegal), Fractional Accounting is the way to go...

I'm probably out of date on my .pdf, but my TechManual says combat vehicles can be 1-300 tons.

albeit, 1 ton doesn't work ... internals then controls by themselves add up to 1 ton.

[Daryk]

Not with Fractional Accounting...  ^-^

[Wolf72]

Not with Fractional Accounting...  ^-^

y'know ... is that a quirk?  or at least it should be: Fractional Accounting- very light combat vehicles may be designed using fractional accounting.  OOOHHH then you could add infantry scale weapons (granted only up to 5 or less if you add extra ammo ... another quirk!).

[Daryk]

It's not a quirk, just an optional rule... Fractional Accounting for ALL MY FRIENDS!  :D

[Wolf72]

It's not a quirk, just an optional rule... Fractional Accounting for ALL MY FRIENDS!  :D

I got that, but it should be a quirk.  Wait does it even really matter? ... I mean, they would both need to be 'agreed' upon.  [VL Edit: sometimes I can't see the forest because of the trees]

Instead of Elon Musk's hyperloop, they could have individual pneumatic-style tubes between major cities.


[VERY LATE edit:] OOOOOOH Fractional accounting is in TO and can be used as an advanced rule, kinda like alternate BA transport weights.