So, I was feeling technological and I decided to get down to draw my jet bike concept and a few explanations on the engine and whatnot.

This is the T-Tech Vanguard UT- Lennox's vehicle

Turbo Tech, or better known as T-Tech, is a company that appeared in the year 2040 after the invention of the first sustainable flying car. They mostly focused on building sporty and fast flying vehicles with great safety features and durability. This company currently holds the record of most saves with 100 saves for ever 2 deaths.

They use the old jet engine model, but with the current discovery of black metal off of the moons in Jupiter the amount of energy they are able to push through the engines without melting it, is near infinite.

The gearbox is not much of a gearbox anymore, but a modified stage 3 vacuum which aids the engine to get more air as the bike goes higher and faster.

T-Tech was the first company to invent and mass produce the Black metal directional flaps, which worked wonders through the years and still do, now in the year 2120, and pretty much eliminated the necessity for wings, however a vertical stabilizer is needed to avoid rolls.

The outside case is made of high density hemp fiber plastic; a highly durable, biodegradable, and very malleable material that allows the vehicles to bump one another and not dent, but bounce instead. This does not matter if you're going past 400MPH, obviously.

Powercore: the powercore is a high density hydrogen battery that holds power for 72 hours of sustained flight at max velocity. The recharge time of the battery is about 20 minutes at any of the plenty of hangars on the tops of most buildings.

The lights are LED High voltage for maximum reach and illumination, though T-Tech does not recommend flying any jet bikes at night, lest you're insane.

The side rails go over the legs and are the strongest parts on the bike; made to save the pilot's legs in case of a crash landing or air collision.

Another safety feature is the white sponge, as people call it. It's a quick-drying soft foam that sprays on the pilot very quickly to protect the body from hard objects. The foam is breathable so regardless of whether one wears a helmet or not, a being does not suffocate. The foam dissolves an hour after impact, leaving the being covered in a cool muscle relaxant that helps the doctors deal with any trauma or broken bones.

I think that pretty much explains what I had in my head when I made this.

Any questions?

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