It's a bike used for downhill racing and stuff. There are no pedals so you just coast down a hill to gain speed. (At least that's what I found out when I googled it)
"Coasting" make it sound so pedestrian. The hills that my friends and I race are wicked awesome, and we average between 50-60 mph top speeds. It's very much like riding motorcycles, and some of us have been issued speeding tickets.
luftek wrote:
Interesting design of a bike, your feet on rear pegs? Like the signature Nintendork on DMG
Yup. There's also knee rests, but I need to determine my ride height before I install them (don't want to drag them on the ground). I'll also have dual crown forks, clip-on handlebars, and disc brakes when it's finished.
On a side note, I'm sad for your nonfunctioning keyboard. Why not just try have the cartridge load into the gameboy itself and have the electronics essentially how they would be by default in the gameboy? It seems like not having the cool toploading cartridge is a small sacrifice to pay for a functioning midi controller.
I'll figure it out. The toploading was planned from the beginning, and it will function when I'm done.
I'll get back to work as soon as I have another glut of spares. I'm a little busy right now, building my new Gravity Bike, but modding will continue in the near future.
It's an additional fee... for all games you purchase. Just to play games, you have to use Xbox Live and pay a registration fee. So, if you're like me, and really don't give a shit about online multiplayer, Microsoft will soon be forcing you to pay a subscription fee in order to use a console they're selling you.
Watched the press release and Q&A for the new Xbox One... No backwards compatibility for disk or XBLA, mandatory hard drive install of new titles, requires an internet connection, and an online registration fee for every game you purchase. Summary: You have to pay for XBL so you can pay a registration fee for a game you just paid for... that you can't sell to someone else... Fuck you, Microsoft. I'll be waiting in line for a PS4 this year.
Why not just try have the cartridge load into the gameboy itself and have the electronics essentially how they would be by default in the gameboy? It seems like not having the cool toploading cartridge is a small sacrifice to pay for a functioning midi controller.
