It do be pretty op, makes traversal almost too easy. Putting the fans on the sides instead (what I like calling the green bokoblin glider) covers distance faster but is harder to maneuver. I disassemble and reassemble often to switch between the bike and glider configuration depending on my needs at any given time
I also added a dragon spike to the bottom of the control stick. Took some work to get it on there just right, and you need to add it last. Dragon parts and anything they are attached to despawn at much greater distances than anything else. We’re talking being able to travel a loooong way before they break or vanish. Plus, they glow, so they make your bike much easier to see from a distance. Lastly you can photo them and use the sensor to find them. So you can park your bike, explore to your heart’s content, and then always find it. It won’t survive dying or fast traveling, but otherwise it’s a great way to make your glider last as long as possible.
I also added a dragon spike to the bottom of the control stick. Took some work to get it on there just right, and you need to add it last. Dragon parts and anything they are attached to despawn at much greater distances than anything else. We’re talking being able to travel a loooong way before they break or vanish. Plus, they glow, so they make your bike much easier to see from a distance. Lastly you can photo them and use the sensor to find them. So you can park your bike, explore to your heart’s content, and then always find it. It won’t survive dying or fast traveling, but otherwise it’s a great way to make your glider last as long as possible.
My favorite invention is the 2 fan 1 stick hover bike as it is almost game breaking and only costs 9 zonite.
Put a large lightbloom seed on the front and it’s perfect for tooling around the basement too.
It do be pretty op, makes traversal almost too easy. Putting the fans on the sides instead (what I like calling the green bokoblin glider) covers distance faster but is harder to maneuver. I disassemble and reassemble often to switch between the bike and glider configuration depending on my needs at any given time
I also added a dragon spike to the bottom of the control stick. Took some work to get it on there just right, and you need to add it last. Dragon parts and anything they are attached to despawn at much greater distances than anything else. We’re talking being able to travel a loooong way before they break or vanish. Plus, they glow, so they make your bike much easier to see from a distance. Lastly you can photo them and use the sensor to find them. So you can park your bike, explore to your heart’s content, and then always find it. It won’t survive dying or fast traveling, but otherwise it’s a great way to make your glider last as long as possible.
Wow, didn’t know that about Dragon spike, going to use that, thanks!
I’d heard about the dragon part despawn distance a few times but utilizing the sensor+ to locate your ride is extra nice
I also added a dragon spike to the bottom of the control stick. Took some work to get it on there just right, and you need to add it last. Dragon parts and anything they are attached to despawn at much greater distances than anything else. We’re talking being able to travel a loooong way before they break or vanish. Plus, they glow, so they make your bike much easier to see from a distance. Lastly you can photo them and use the sensor to find them. So you can park your bike, explore to your heart’s content, and then always find it. It won’t survive dying or fast traveling, but otherwise it’s a great way to make your glider last as long as possible.
How do you ensure the “alignment” is perfect with the hover bike?
Whenever I make this one I’m the bike drifts to one side, even if I think I put the fans on straight.
How do you ensure the “alignment” is perfect with the hover bike?
Whenever I make this one I’m the bike drifts to one side, even if I think I put the fans on straight.