It's kind of a funny bike. It's like when you try to ride the bike backwards and need to go up a moderate incline, you need to go into a backwards wheelie because otherwise there is not enough weight over the back wheel to keep traction. Except this bike is like that going forward. It's always losing traction because of how the weight distribution works. It almost acts like a stabilization mechanism because with other bikes if you gun the accelerator, your front wheel comes up, causing your weight to shift back, causing your front wheel to keep coming up until you fall over, but on this bike if you gun the accelerator and the front wheel comes up, you lose traction and decelerate until the front wheel comes down again.
As with all the bikes that get added I will just say, there would be infinitely more replay value with per bike leaderboards. I'm never going to do anything more than play a track once and go "that was funny" unless I have an incentive to keep playing and improving. The whole formula of the Trials games is a simple gameplay mechanic and a small piece of content like a single track can spawn endless entertainment by tapping into the drive for personal improvement and competition, but that formula is absent for all but a handful of the bikes.
There's always Track Central for finding tracks built for specific bikes, but it lacks the tools to search for tracks that exclusively allow one bike so the people who enjoy playing the weird bikes have trouble getting connected with the people who want to build for them.
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