#GTA 5 DARKER NIGHTS FULL#

Its high acceleration and traction also allow it to hug the ground while driving at high speeds, and lets the bike climb steep hills very easily, though this makes the Shotaro poor for stunt jumps since it will not gain much air time.

#GTA 5 DARKER NIGHTS FULL#

It has an extremely high top speed, marginally surpassing the Hakuchou Drag, while its acceleration and brakes are also lightning fast, as the user can easily take off just as fast as coming to a full stop. The Shotaro boasts an incredible overall performance befitting its price tag, making it competitive with several other high-end sports bikes. Although mostly covered, the portions around the wheel hubs can support a dedicated wheel color, which can be painted by selecting a custom rear wheel, applying a color and change back to the stock wheel (as it won't reset to the default alloy color). When the bike moves, dark lines can be seen moving under the glowing secondary color over each mudguard, creating a pulsing effect that increases in speed with the bike's acceleration. The glow behaves similarly to neon lights, albeit on the body of the vehicle instead of underneath it. The Shotaro features a secondary color that glows, being much more visible at night. Unlike most motorcycles, the Shotaro does not have any visible primary drive.

The rear wheel is connected to the rest of the vehicle by a dual-sided swingarm, also featuring a large mudguard with circular hubs and dual suspension springs with shock reservoirs. The rear section consist of a small tail with a grey seat above and a small tail light on the end. The main body is relatively large, featuring a mostly-covered engine bay with a tall intake on the front and a large fuel tank, as well as foot pegs for the rider and a single short exhaust on the right. The front section features a large mudguard with circular hubs attached to the forks, while the upper area has a small rounded fairing with a single vircular headlight and two independent handlebars mounted on the upper plate, but lacks any form of dials. The vehicle is depicted as a high-end sports bike with a seemingly rounded bodywork. Furthermore, as implied by its name, some design influences are also derived from the futuristic bike owned by Shotaro Kaneda in the Japanese manga and film, Akira these influences include the circular panelling over the center of the wheels and fully exposed tires, if the mudguards have been removed. This is evident by the standard neon body kit, low-profile design and wheels of identical size. The Shotaro is based primarily on the Lotus C-01, but also shares some major visual similarities with the Light Cycle in the Tron films, more specifically, the 5th generation design featured in the 2010 sequel Tron: Legacy.

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