ATV (4x4) Quadbike

The Akras 70kW 4-Wheel-Drive All-Terrain-Vehicle is a unarmored four-wheeled motorcycle (Henceforth: Quadbike or Quad) devised for off-road use by scouts or auxiliary units. The standard ATV's throttle is located near the operator’s right thumb. An electronic readout of speed is located on a screen in the center of the handlebars.The quadbike is often assigned to new riders due to the increased stability of having 4 wheels.

Armor
This vehicle does not provide any particular armor or afford protection to the driver and passengers in its base state. Wear armor if you expect to get shot at.

Capacity
Although the stickers on the side of the bike say to always wear a helmet and never carry a passenger, both can be (unsafely) disregarded in dire circumstances. It Is Highly Recommended that you Wear Head Protection. The quad is also capable of carrying a load behind the operator (and any potential passenger) and/or in front of the handlebars; this cargo could even be even more passengers. Up to 3 people can be semi-safely crammed onto a quad, although the engineers will be cursing your name later. Do keep in mind that sudden jolts with have a high chance to throw passengers. Think along the lines of a car crash, but without the car frame to keep you inside. The practice of carrying a passenger(s) is often used as a mobile harassment tactic where the passenger(s) holds onto the driver with one hand and fires a light, low recoil weapon at assorted targets with the other. There is a version with a second seat behind the driver and a pintle fixed to modified rollbars to fire a LMG over the driver's head, but it's intensely disliked by all who ever tried it.

Mobility
Akras recent advances in heat disposal allowed it to rethink its paradigms. All Akras vehicles are now equipped with miniature Helium-3 fusion reactors thermally shielded by Heatsink Stone(TM) technology.

This powers the electric motors on the wheel hubs, providing computer-assisted traction control and dispensing with complex drive shafts and transmissions.

The top off-road speed is 80 kilometers per hour, although Akras does not recommend travelling at speeds over 60km/h in rough terrain due to the risk of collision or throwing passengers.

The turning circle on the quad becomes wider the faster the vehicle is going, and turning too rapidly sharp at high speeds can cause the quad to roll over, flip, and otherwise discharge the passenger(s). Violently. Although the stock quadbike is equipped with rollbars, the riders must manage to stay on the quad in order to prevent their skull from shattering like an egg.