1980 - 1998 Autobello Pigo@fillman86 for the rear suspension, from his "Reverse Pigeon" mod Thanks!
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In 1980, Autobello coorporated with Ibishu, to create a lightweight motocycle for the tight roads of Italy. The result was the Autobello Pigo. Most of the parts were sourced from the Ibishu Pigeon, but were heavily edited. The Pigo used a strongly downtuned version of the 550cc I3 engine, the 255cc I3 engine for most of the model fleet. Only one variant was offered with the 550cc engine. It was called the "Devel" and only 666 pieces were built. The model fleet offered mostly cargo variants, only one basic variant except the "Devel" was without cargo accessiores.
The most common version was called the "Cargoboy", which was used by several delivery and post services across and even outside of Italy.
In 1998, the Pigo was discontinued, due to cost reasons.
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Stabilizer system:
The vehicle uses a stabilizing system, to ensure better ride comfort, without flipping it, when just pressing the throttle. This system is far from perfect and I already had to change it approximately 7-8 times! Currently, all configurations come with the active stabilizing system,but there is a static one as well the option, to remove the stabilizers completely.
Disclaimer:
This project was a try, to make a two wheeled vehicle, without any additional lua coding. It drives not very good, especially the turning at high speeds is not great. But it´s the best, what I was able to do.
Credits:
BeamNG developers for the models and textures, I used as a base
me, @Schmitti for everything else
Enjoy!
1980 - 1998 Autobello Pigo 1.0
It looks great, but drives like s**t!
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Hmm, that's not good :( maybe try to add it in the Parts selector (ctrl + W)
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The weight, written in the info files is not correct. I still have to change it. Also, the motorcycle is not supposed to be fast.
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That's strange... For everyone else it seems to work. I can suggest a deep cache cleaning and checking for potentially conflicting mods.
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Thanks for the review!
I might add a speedometer in a future update. I don't know, shy the interior sound is muffled, but I'll look into it again.
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