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* Being a game centered around BadassBikers, ''[[GrandTheftAutoIVTheLostAndDamned The Lost And Damned]]'' has no shortage of cool bikes. Looking for classic ''Easy Rider'' or 1950s-style choppers? Hang out at an Angels of Death turf. Is a modern custom steel horse more of your fancy? Call Clay to send one in. Prefer crotch rockets? Look around in northern Algonquin.

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* Being a game centered around BadassBikers, a whole collection of [[BadassBiker badass bikers]], ''[[GrandTheftAutoIVTheLostAndDamned The Lost And Damned]]'' has no shortage of cool bikes. Looking for classic ''Easy Rider'' or 1950s-style choppers? Hang out at an Angels of Death turf. Is a modern custom steel horse more of your fancy? Call Clay to send one in. Prefer crotch rockets? Look around in northern Algonquin.
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* Being a game centered around badass bikers, ''[[GrandTheftAutoIVTheLostAndDamned The Lost And Damned]]'' has no shortage of cool bikes. Looking for classic Easy Rider or 1950s-style choppers? Hang out at an Angels of Death turf. Is a custom steel horse more of your fancy? Call Clay to send one in. Prefer crotch rockets? Look around in northern Algonquin.

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* Being a game centered around badass bikers, BadassBikers, ''[[GrandTheftAutoIVTheLostAndDamned The Lost And Damned]]'' has no shortage of cool bikes. Looking for classic Easy Rider ''Easy Rider'' or 1950s-style choppers? Hang out at an Angels of Death turf. Is a modern custom steel horse more of your fancy? Call Clay to send one in. Prefer crotch rockets? Look around in northern Algonquin.
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* Being a game centered around badass bikers, ''[[GrandTheftAutoIVTheLostAndDamned The Lost And Damned]]'' has no shortage of cool bikes. Looking for classic Easy Rider or 1950s-style choppers? Hang out at an Angels of Death turf. Is a custom steel horse more of your fancy? Call Clay to send one in. Prefer crotch rockets? Look around in northern Algonquin.
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* What? No love for Cloud's motorcycle in FFVII?
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* Mr. Grimm of ''TwistedMetal'' is always driving some variant of a weapon-equipped motorcycle. ''[[ContestedSequel Alw]][[CanonDiscontinuity ays]].''
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** Many of them have awesome names to boot, whether in the series itself, as with Dark Glass's "Delta Eagle" and Jack Atlus's "Wheel of Fortune", which in the dub has its name changed to "Phoenix Whirlwind", or in supplemental material. Some of the other names the main character's "Yusei Go", which appears to be a reference to "{{Speed Racer}}", as well as Blackbird, The Beast(dub-only, unnamed in the original), Giganto L, T-666/Terrible Omen, and Bloody Kiss.

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** Many of them have awesome names to boot, whether in the series itself, as with Dark Glass's "Delta Eagle" and Jack Atlus's "Wheel of Fortune", which in the dub has its name changed to "Phoenix Whirlwind", or in supplemental material. Some of the other names include the main character's "Yusei Go", which appears to be a reference to "{{Speed Racer}}", as well as Blackbird, The Beast(dub-only, Beast(dub-series only, unnamed in the original), Giganto L, T-666/Terrible Omen, and Bloody Kiss.

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**Many of them have awesome names to boot, whether in the series itself, as with Dark Glass's "Delta Eagle" and Jack Atlus's "Wheel of Fortune", which in the dub has its name changed to "Phoenix Whirlwind", or in supplemental material. Some of the other names the main character's "Yusei Go", which appears to be a reference to "{{Speed Racer}}", as well as Blackbird, The Beast(dub-only, unnamed in the original), Giganto L, T-666/Terrible Omen, and Bloody Kiss.



* "{{Yu-Gi-Oh! 5Ds}}" is this trope in a nutshell, where almost every major character has a motorcycle that they use to play card games. And many of them have awesome names, most of which are not referenced in the series itself. The only two that are mentioned by name in the series are Dark Glass's "Delta Eagle" and Jack Atlus's "Wheel of Fortune", which in the dub has its name changed to "Phoenix Whirlwind". Some of the other names include Yusei Go, which appears to be a reference to "{{Speed Racer}}", Blackbird, The Beast(dub-only, unnamed in the original), Giganto L, T-666/Terrible Omen, and Bloody Kiss.
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* "{{Yu-Gi-Oh! 5Ds}}" is this trope in a nutshell, where almost every major character has a motorcycle that they use to play card games. And many of them have awesome names, most of which are not referenced in the series itself. The only two that are mentioned by name in the series are Dark Glass's "Delta Eagle" and Jack Atlus's "Wheel of Fortune", which in the dub has its name changed to "Phoenix Whirlwind". Some of the other names include Yusei Go, which appears to be a reference to "{{Speed Racer}}", Blackbird, The Beast(dub-only, unnamed in the original), Giganto L, T-666/Terrible Omen, and Bloody Kiss.
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* The vehicles in ''{{Rideback}}'' are essentially CoolBike meets TransformingMecha.

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* The vehicles in ''{{Rideback}}'' are essentially CoolBike meets TransformingMecha. Ditto the mecha in "{{Viper's Creed}}".




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* Ex Driver (or, to capitalize it properly, éX-Driver) is an anime about cars - the glitch-prone AI-controlled ones all normal people drive, and the [[CoolCar old, all-manual sports cars]] the protagonists drive in order to catch the aforementioned AI ones. So it's all the more surprising when one of the protagonists turns up on a Ducati, which has a lot less trouble catching the runaway cars than the old cars do.
* "{{Yu-Gi-Oh! 5Ds}}" is this trope in a nutshell, where almost every major character has a motorcycle that they use to play card games. And many of them have awesome names, most of which are not referenced in the series itself. The only two that are mentioned by name in the series are Dark Glass's "Delta Eagle" and Jack Atlus's "Wheel of Fortune", which in the dub has its name changed to "Phoenix Whirlwind". Some of the other names include Yusei Go, which appears to be a reference to "{{Speed Racer}}", Blackbird, The Beast(dub-only, unnamed in the original), Giganto L, T-666/Terrible Omen, and Bloody Kiss.
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The BadassBiker ''always'' has a Cool Bike. An Anti-hero is likely to have a Cool Bike. {{Action Girl}}s often have Cool Bikes. Cool Bikes may have a CoolSidecar.

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The BadassBiker ''always'' has a Cool Bike. An Anti-hero is likely to have a Cool Bike. {{Action Girl}}s often have Cool Bikes. Cool Bikes may have a CoolSidecar.
CoolSidecar. See MonowheelMayhem when awesome only needs one wheel.

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* [[PeeweesBigAdventure Pee-wee's Big Adventure]] is all about Pee-wee Herman trying to recover his cool bicycle.

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* [[PeeweesBigAdventure Pee-wee's Big Adventure]] is all about Pee-wee Herman trying to recover his cool bicycle.
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* [[PeeweesBigAdventure Pee-wee's Big Adventure]] is all about Pee-wee Herman trying to recover his cool bicycle.
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* In the ''GlobalGuardiansPBEMUniverse'', Battlecat rides a CoolBike called the Battlecycle. It's tricked out like one of JamesBond's cars.
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* Torque has plenty of ''very'' nice bikes, but the turbine-powered Y2K definitely takes the cake.

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* Torque ''Torque'' has plenty of ''very'' nice bikes, but the turbine-powered Y2K definitely takes the cake.



* ''{{Biker Mice from Mars}}, where the Cool Bikes used by the protagonists were not only cool, and armed to the teeth, but sentient as well.

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* ''{{Biker {{Biker Mice from Mars}}, where the Cool Bikes used by the protagonists were not only cool, and armed to the teeth, but sentient as well.

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* [[Comicbook/GhostRider Ghost Rider's]] bike is cool mundanely. It's even cooler in Ghost Rider mode, what with the chains and skull and flames.
** And it leaves a trail of flames... and can ride up even ''vertical walls''.

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* [[Comicbook/GhostRider Ghost Rider's]] bike is cool mundanely. It's even cooler in Ghost Rider mode, what with the chains and skull and flames.
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flames. ''And'' it leaves a trail of flames...flaming tire tracks... and can ride up even ''vertical walls''.



* The bike created by the Librarian, and ridden by [[TheGrimReaper Death]] in ''Discworld/SoulMusic''. It actually falls to bits quite early on, but the ''idea'' of the bike remains, resembling light reflecting off a gleaming machine, only without the machine. Unfortunately, because it was created in accordance with rock music tropes, it isn't designed to slow down, much less stop safely. It's ''meant'' to crash at the end of the [[strike:third]] eighth verse.
** [[spoiler:Eighth, as the whole sequence is an extended tribute to [[MeatLoaf Meat Loaf]]s [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9WeTf67YLY Bat out of Hell]], down to the ''silver black phantom bike''.]]

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* The bike created by the Librarian, and ridden by [[TheGrimReaper Death]] in ''Discworld/SoulMusic''. It actually falls to bits quite early on, but the ''idea'' of the bike remains, resembling light reflecting off a gleaming machine, only without the machine. Unfortunately, because it was created in accordance with rock music tropes, it isn't designed to slow down, much less stop safely. It's ''meant'' to crash at the end of the [[strike:third]] eighth verse.
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verse. [[hottip:*:Eighth, as the whole sequence is an extended tribute to [[MeatLoaf Meat Loaf]]s [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9WeTf67YLY Bat out of Hell]], down to the ''silver black phantom bike''.]]

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While Deaths bike was based on rock music tropes, it was based on one in particular.


* The bike created by the Librarian, and ridden by [[TheGrimReaper Death]] in ''Discworld/SoulMusic''. It actually falls to bits quite early on, but the ''idea'' of the bike remains, resembling light reflecting off a gleaming machine, only without the machine. Unfortunately, because it was created in accordance with rock music tropes, it isn't designed to slow down, much less stop safely. It's ''meant'' to crash at the end of the third verse.

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* The bike created by the Librarian, and ridden by [[TheGrimReaper Death]] in ''Discworld/SoulMusic''. It actually falls to bits quite early on, but the ''idea'' of the bike remains, resembling light reflecting off a gleaming machine, only without the machine. Unfortunately, because it was created in accordance with rock music tropes, it isn't designed to slow down, much less stop safely. It's ''meant'' to crash at the end of the third verse.[[strike:third]] eighth verse.
** [[spoiler:Eighth, as the whole sequence is an extended tribute to [[MeatLoaf Meat Loaf]]s [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9WeTf67YLY Bat out of Hell]], down to the ''silver black phantom bike''.]]
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* Wes from ''[=~Pokémon~=] Colosseum'' has a hoverbike monstrosity that could count as this. It even has a side car that his Espeon and Umbreon ride in (Rui takes the seat once he rescues her).

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* Wes from ''[=~Pokémon~=] Colosseum'' ''[=~Pokémon Colosseum~=]'' has a hoverbike monstrosity that could count as this. It even has a side car that his Espeon and Umbreon ride in (Rui takes the seat once he rescues her).
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* ''DawnOfTime'', after our prehistoric heroine jumps through time to a post-apocalyptic future she swaps her triceratops companion Blue for a triceratops-styled motorbike, BLU 1.

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* ''DawnOfTime'', ''DawnOfTime'': after our prehistoric heroine jumps through time to a post-apocalyptic future she swaps her triceratops companion Blue for a triceratops-styled motorbike, BLU 1.
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* ''DawnOfTime'', after our prehistoric heroine jumps through time to a post-apocalyptic future she swaps her triceratops companion Blue for a triceratops-styled motorbike, BLU 1.
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** And we can't forget the Highway Star.
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** [[KamenRiderOs Os]]' bike can transform into a ''soda machine!''

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** [[KamenRiderOs Os]]' [[KamenRiderOOO OOO]]'s bike can transform into a ''soda machine!''

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* ''{{Blassreiter}}'' '''IS MADE OF THIS!'''

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* ''{{Blassreiter}}'' '''IS MADE OF THIS!'''
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* ''{{Blassreiter}}'' '''IS MADE OF THIS!'''
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* Ex Driver (or, to capitalize it properly, éX-Driver) is an anime about cars - the glitch-prone AI-controlled ones all normal people drive, and the [[CoolCar old, all-manual sports cars]] the protagonists drive in order to catch the aforementioned AI ones. So it's all the more surprising when one of the protagonists turns up on a Ducati, which has a lot less trouble catching the runaway cars than the old cars...

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* Ex Driver (or, to capitalize it properly, éX-Driver) is an anime about cars - the glitch-prone AI-controlled ones all normal people drive, and the [[CoolCar old, all-manual sports cars]] the protagonists drive in order to catch the aforementioned AI ones. So it's all the more surprising when one of the protagonists turns up on a Ducati, which has a lot less trouble catching the runaway cars than the old cars...cars do.
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* Ex Driver (or, to capitalize it properly, éX-Driver) is an anime about cars - the glitch-prone AI-controlled ones all normal people drive, and the [[CoolCar old, all-manual sports cars]] the protagonists drive in order to catch the aforementioned AI ones. So it's all the more surprising when one of the protagonists turns up on a Ducati, which has a lot less trouble catching the runaway cars than the old cars...
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* Torque has plenty of ''very'' nice bikes, but the turbine-powered Y2K definitely takes the cake.
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* ShadowTheHedgehog gives Shadow his very first motorcycle.
** ''Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing'' gives Shadow a SECOND motorcycle as his standard vehicle.
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**Not to mention Raven's bike. You know, the one with a ''hydrogen bomb'' built into its sidecar.
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** BOSS HOSS.

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** BOSS HOSS.HOSS, though like the Dodge tomahawk mentioned below, its a huge case of AwesomeButImpractical.
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it's the dodge tomahawk, not tomohawk


* Dodge Tomohawk. It uses the exact same engine that the Dodge Viper sports car does. What sort of engine is that, you ask? A V-10. A very high-displacement V-10. Unfortunately this makes the bike a case of AwesomeButImpractical, as the weight and size of the engine meant that it had to have 4 wheels and the fuel tank had to be mounted way at the front to avoid the heat the engine gives, and has a fuel economy figure of about 60 feet to the gallon

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* [[http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/54/Dodge_Tomahawk.jpg Dodge Tomohawk.Tomahawk]]. It uses the exact same engine that the Dodge Viper sports car does. What sort of engine is that, you ask? A V-10. A very high-displacement V-10. Unfortunately this makes the bike a case of AwesomeButImpractical, as the weight and size of the engine meant that it had to have 4 wheels and the fuel tank had to be mounted way at the front to avoid the heat the engine gives, and has a fuel economy figure of about 60 feet to the gallon

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