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Supports the main functions of the game

JoeVK have always wanted to "de-Lost" the Zombie and make a more classic looking bike. I finally decided to do it, and here's the result, in all it's glory. The skulls and tribal paint may be gone, but the Zombie's old-school, stripped-down bobber attitude is alive and well in this classy bike.


Extra 1: Removed badge on tank and switched to metallic paint.
Extra 2: Removed badge on air cleaner and replaced tank with Lycan's.
Extra 3: Switched to metallic paint and added speedometer from one of the Bobber's tanks.
Extra 4: Bobber's single headlight.
Extra 5: Original twin headlights.
Extra 6: Original with Bobber's double pipes.
Extra 7: Original with wrapped section replaced with chrome pipes.
Extra 8: Bobber's short curved pipes and painted primary cover.
Extra 9: Bobber's saddle bags.

Introducing the Western Motorcycle Company Tombstone. We took the Angel, a staple of outlaw biker gangs across the country, and made it better. We lowered it to drop the center of gravity for better cornering ability. Then, we installed our legendary, fuel-injected, Shreiking Harpee 103 twin. Big power needs a strong transmission, so we backed it with the all-new Cruise-O-Rama six-speed transmission. To help you tame this wild horse, we swapped out the tall ape hanger handlebars for a set of mini ape hangers, and upgraded the front brakes with a dual disc setup. A retro- style oil tank supplies the drivetrain with proper lubrication, and we bathed the bike in the perfect balance of chrome and black powder coated parts, so you'll spend less time polishing and more time terrorizing hybrid drivers. This is a bike you can ride hard and put away wet and filthy, like a three dollar Alderney hooker.

During development of the Zombie in the mid-2000s, Steel Horse considered using a softail frame, but ultimately decided on the hardtail frame. Wanting to capitalize on the success of the Zombie and not waste the nearly-complete softail frame, Steel Horse decided to finish it's development and build a new bike around it. Drawing inspiration from the legendary muscle cars of the 1960s and 1970s this time around, Steel Horse packed big power into this large, brightly colored and chromed-out bike and christened it Beast.

Now his Majesty, Niko will ride the trolley from the supermarket!)