Mountain bike (bicycle, bike) you pedal yourself: it costs stamina, needs no fuel and goes where a walker would crawl. Leans into corners, headlamp, tail light, paint colours, tyre sound and dust. Built with the hammer.
You ride it properly now: leaning forward over the bars with both hands on the grips (they follow the bars as they turn) and your boots on the pedals, so your legs pedal round with the cranks; your head turns where you steer. Everyone sees it. Plus: the front wheel can no longer get stuck going up a steep hill (the wheels' ground check starts above the suspension and rolls over a rise), a stuck rider gets a small hop free, a new model built after a real hardtail (tapered welded-looking frame, suspension fork, disc brakes, derailleur and kickstand, which tucks up when you ride), tyre squeal in hard corners and a thump and dust burst on landing.
0.1.0
First release: a mountain bike built with the hammer on dry land. W pedal, Shift+W sprint (both cost stamina; coasting and braking are free), S brake and back up, A and D steer, E on the saddle to climb on, Jump or E to get off. It leans into corners, holds its line (no sliding), stands up by itself when parked, and E on a flipped one stands it back on its wheels. Handlebars that turn and pedals that go round, a headlamp and tail light at night, a gauge at the bottom right, tyre sound, dust coloured to the ground, and paint (E on the frame). In your language: Russian, German, Chinese, Portuguese, Spanish, French, Polish and Turkish (translated by AI; corrections welcome).
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