Hirochi Outlaw (1.13) for BeamNG.drive (0.38.x)
Mod Hirochi Outlaw (1.13) for BeamNG.drive (0.38.x)
- 10 motorcycle configurations.
- Solid model and texture quality.
- Decent handling physics.
Controls:
- U — Cycle max lean angle: toggles maximum lean angle and steering damping settings.
- I — Photo mode: switches to parked state for screenshot sessions.
- O — Choke: cycles manual throttle settings for cold starts (early models).
- Controller joystick — Rider tuck: controls rider body lean forward/backward.
Operating Tips:
Low-speed riding:
- The motorcycle stabilizes at approximately 15 km/h with light throttle input. In this range, counter-leaning enables tight turns.
- Exercise caution when reducing throttle below this speed while leaned over — loss of balance may occur.
If the engine stalls or won't rev:
- Early models feature manual chokes; later models use automatic cold-start rev limiters.
- Use the «Choke» binding to adjust throttle for cold starts.
- To disable cold rev limiting: set «Cold rev limiter» to 0 in the tuning menu and use the individual ignition system.
If the rear end becomes unstable:
- Stabilize using engine braking (release throttle + downshift) or the rear brake.
- For persistent issues, consider installing a racing shock absorber and adjusting damping values to suit your riding style.
Changelog for Version 1.13:
- Optimized rider weight distribution and reduced rear weight — significantly improved stability.
- Added new track configuration with custom fairing, air intakes, and functional cooling ducts to resolve previous overheating issues (original track config remains available).
- Added new 5-cylinder engine (16,000 RPM, 240 HP) replicating the MV Agusta «Square 5» concept.
- Merged counter-lean and normal lean modes: transition between them is now smooth and speed-dependent, eliminating abrupt switching.
- Added adjustable front fork damping.
- Added new sound slot in the 4-cylinder engine section: choose between default sounds or DEP full+ mod sounds (if installed). Enable «Show helper content» in the parts selector to view this option.
Author: thatjackguy

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