#hovercycle

Vehicles

Sky Speeder One of the most common vehicles of the modern day. They are renowned for their speed, but also for their modifiability. No two Sky Speeders are exactly the same, with individuals often modifying their speeders for whatever they feel would be useful. There's a popular sport played on Sky Speeders, using a bamboo disk to score goals.

Sky Scooter Though not very fast, Sky Scooters are famous for their precise and versatile maneuverability. Though they aren't often used for transport in cities, many Archivists and Scholars in the Onu-Ifo Grand Archives and Ko-Ifo Knowledge Towers use them for transportation in their expansive working areas.

Air Board Speedy and impressive to watch, Air Boards are commonly used by Matoran and Agori seeking thrills. The rider is secured to the board through powerful magnets in its top plating. Like the Sky Speeder, they are very modular.

Boxxor A vast improvement of the original mechs designed by Nuparu to fight the Bohrok during their invasion of Mata Nui. Newer models have enhanced strength and speed, compared to the old models, as well as more dexterity in their graspers. They are mostly used by city guards, typically in one of the Ifos. Unfortunately Boxxor are often to expensive to buy and maintain for smaller towns and villages.

Modified versions of the Boxxor exist, equipped with different unique weapons or tools. Those found in Le-Oko have jump packs, Ga-Oko has air tanks and rebreathers, Onu-Oko have lights and modified graspers, Ta-Oko are often heat resistant and have rebreathers for use where necessary, Po-Oko have added armor plating, and Ko-Oko Boxxor have added insulation for warmth.

Additionally, Boxxor modified for non combat roles, such as construction, mining, or unloading goods, have been seen.

Made an orange one of these speeder hoverbike things now! i went Asymmetrical with it! which worked well to keep with the chaotic nature of asymmetry in design i also used a mega block in this build!  CHAOS!!!

The Flying Pea

Heavyweight hovercycle developed in the 1930s know as the "Flying Pea".