Galven Hansol
Character
It really has the prongs on the other side and has no paint, simply a polished metal look.
OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION
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- Canon Link: N/A
- Primary Source: N/A
- Name: The Silent Rocket
- Affiliation: Honsol Mining Company
- Production: Unique.
- Manufacturer: Hansol Mining Company
- Material:
- Low Friction Iron
- Stygium crystal stealth system
- engine
- Size: Medium
- Brakes: reverse thrusters right in front of the seat, and air breaks that can be independently controlled
- Boosters: four thrusters that are next to the engine, and gets its power through the excess heat of the engines
- Type of engine: GF-T1 Fusial Engine
- Paint Scheme: None, would hamper the affects of the low friction iron
- Sponsor: Hansol Mining Company
- Secret Weapons: N/A
- Special Features and Components:
- Low Friction Iron: Low friction iron reduces the sir resistance on the bike, increasing it's speed, and keeping the bike cool
- GF-T1 Fusial Engine: the fusial engine goes with the idea of keeping the bike cool, giving off much less heat than a normal engine
- Stygium Crystal Stealth System: makes the bike completely invisible, and unable to track through missiles
Low friction iron reduces the sir resistance on the bike, increasing it's speed, and keeping the bike cool. The fusial engine goes with the idea of keeping the bike cool, giving off much less heat than a normal engine. The stygium stealth system makes the bike completely invisible, and unable to track through missiles.
Strengths:
- Fast: although the engine produces less thrust, because of the LFI, the speed is actually increased
- Invisible: because of the cool engine, LFI, and stealth system, this bike is impossible to track on targeting and guidance systems, and the naked eye
- Maneuverable: The large airbreaks and reverse thrustes all work independently, so the rider can use one side to make quick, sharp turns no problem
This bike was created with the idea in mind of, "Out of sight, out of mind," Galven Hansol, it's creator, believed that if the rider did not have to think or deal with other riders, then they would have a better chance of not crashing, and moving through the track the fastest.
