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{{Infobox vehicles
{{Infobox vehicle
| name = Diabolus
| name = Diabolus
| front_image = Diabolus-TLAD-front.jpg
| front_image = Diabolus-TLAD-front.jpg
| image_size = 303
| image_size = 300
| caption = A Diabolus in [[The Lost and Damned]]
| caption = A Diabolus in [[The Lost and Damned]]
| manufacturer =
| vehicle_type = Civilian/Gang motorbike
| vehicle_type = Civilian/Gang motorbike
| body_style = Chopper
| body_style = Chopper
| capacity = 2 (rider and passenger)
| capacity = 2 (rider and passenger)
| appearances = [[The Lost and Damned]]<br>[[The Ballad of Gay Tony]]
| game_1 = The Lost and Damned
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The '''Diabolus''' is a [[:wp:Choppers|chopper style]] motorcycle in [[The Lost and Damned]], originally existing unfinished in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]] game files.


The '''Diabolus''' is a [[wp:Choppers|chopper style]] motorcycle in [[The Lost and Damned]], originally existing unfinished in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]] game files.
== Description ==
=== Design ===
Much like the [[Hellfury]], the Diabolus is best described as an aggressively designed custom chopper sporting modern, unconventional design cues, similar in design to the real-life West Coast Choppers El Diablo. In comparison to the Hellfury, the bike is identifiable by its thinner frame, different exhaust pipes, exhaust note, and an added buddy bar above the rear fender. The bike is available with any one of two gas tank design and any one of two exhaust pipe deigns.


== Design ==
The unfinished GTA IV version of the bike differs slightly from the final TLAD design, featuring a more compact and less radically designed gas tank that features the Diabolus name, and lacking any rear license plate.
[[Image:Diabolus-GTA4-front.png|thumb|300px|Beta Diabolus in Grand Theft Auto IV.]]
 
Much like the [[Hellfury]], the Diabolus is best described as an aggressively designed custom chopper sporting modern, unconventional design cues, similar in design to the real-life West Coast Choppers El Diablo. In comparison to the Hellfury, the bike is identifiable by its thinner frame, different exhaust pipes, exhaust note, and an added buddy bar above the rear fender.
The Diabolus in The Lost and Damned is a gang vehicle ridden by members of [[The Lost Brotherhood]].
 
<gallery width="auto" perrow="2" style="font-size:95%; padding:0; text-align:left" widths="180">
File:Diabolus-GTAIV-front.png|A Diabolus extracted from the PC version of Grand Theft Auto IV.
File:Diabolus-TLAD-front.jpg|The Diabolus in its finished form in The Lost and Damned.
</gallery>


The unfinished GTA IV version of the bike differs slightly from the final TLAD design, featuring a more compact and less radically designed gas tank that features the Diabolus name, and lacking any rear license plate.
=== Performance ===
The Diabolus' performance is fairly poor, as the bike has only average acceleration and a top speed of around 120 kph/74 mph. The bike suffers from poor steering that constantly results in understeers and wide turning radius's if cornering in full throttle. In other respects, the bike's grip and brakes are average.
 
Although the bike is durable in firefights, its long length, as are many long choppers in the game, makes it impractical for agile chases, and is normally incapable of performing wheelies or stoppies.


The Diabolus in TLAD is a gang vehicle ridden by members of [[The Lost Brotherhood]].
==Variants==
The Diabolus is featured extensively in The Lost and Damned's storyline as the bike of choice for several prominent Lost members, including [[Jason Michaels]], [[Brian Jeremy]], [[Terry Thorpe]] and [[Clay Simons]], and feature unique color scheme:


==Performance==
<gallery width="auto" perrow="4" style="font-size:95%; padding:0; text-align:left" widths="180">
The Diabolus' performance is identical to the Hellfury, featuring a substantially a standard but good top speed (216 km/h) hampered by poor acceleration (0 to 100 km/h in 6.9 seconds), a standard chopper weight of 300 kg, as well as significantly nimble handling. However, oversteer is a problem; because of its length, high speeds along with cornering may end unpleasantly at a wall, but with enough skill emergency brake turns can make cornering a breeze.
Diabolus-TLAD-Jason-front.jpg|Jason's Diabolus is magenta.
Diabolus-TLAD-Brian-front.jpg|Brian's Diabolus is crimson with golden frames.
Diabolus-TLAD-Terry-front.jpg|Terry's Diabolus is blue with blood red frames.
Diabolus-TLAD-Clay-front.jpg|Clay's Diabolus is purple with gray frames.
</gallery>


The bike is durable for gunfights, but thinking about a slick getaway is impossible with just a rim. Because of its size, this bike, like other long choppers, isn't the pick of the litter when it comes to wheelies and endos.
While these bikes features colors that are consistent throughout their appearances in The Lost and Damned, their gas tank and exhaust pipe designs may change in each appearance.


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
* The default radio station in the Diabolus is [[Liberty Rock Radio 97.8]].
* The default radio station in the Diabolus is [[Liberty Rock Radio 97.8]].
* Obvious to its real-life counterpart, the name Diabolus seems to come from combining the word "diablo", which means devil in Spanish, and "fabulous".
* The name "Diabolus" is Latin for "devil".


==Locations==
==Locations==
* Can be found parked on the west side of the [[Lost MC Clubhouse]], in the alleyway.
* Can be found parked on the west side of the [[Lost MC Clubhouse]], in the alleyway.
* Always parked at the [[69th Street Diner]] in Hove Beach.
* Always parked at the [[The 69th Street Diner]] in Hove Beach.
* Occasionally ridden in traffic by members of the [[The Lost Brotherhood]] in Lost territories.
* Parked behind [[Brian Jeremy|Brian Jeremy's]] [[Brian Jeremy's Safehouse|house]] in "[[Bad Standing]]".
* Parked behind [[Brian Jeremy|Brian's]] [[Brian Jeremy's Safehouse|house]] in "[[Bad Standing]]".
* Can be delivered by [[Clay Simons|Clay]] to the player after completion of "[[Angels in America]]".
* Can be delivered by [[Clay Simons|Clay]] to the player after completion of "[[Angels in America]]".
 
* Occasionally ridden in traffic by [[The Lost Brotherhood]] in Lost territories.
==Notable owners==
* [[Jason Michaels]] rides a unique magenta Diabolus.
* [[Brian Jeremy]] rides a unique crimson colored Diabolus.
* [[Terry Thorpe]] rides a blue Diabolus.
* [[Clay Simons]] rides a purple Diabolus.


==See also==
==See also==
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Latest revision as of 20:03, 22 August 2013

Vehicle
Diabolus
A Diabolus in The Lost and Damned.
A Diabolus in The Lost and Damned.
A Diabolus in The Lost and Damned.
Appearance(s) The Lost and Damned
Vehicle type Civilian/Gang motorbike
Body style Chopper
Capacity 2 (rider and passenger)
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The Diabolus is a chopper style motorcycle in The Lost and Damned, originally existing unfinished in Grand Theft Auto IV game files.

Description

Design

Much like the Hellfury, the Diabolus is best described as an aggressively designed custom chopper sporting modern, unconventional design cues, similar in design to the real-life West Coast Choppers El Diablo. In comparison to the Hellfury, the bike is identifiable by its thinner frame, different exhaust pipes, exhaust note, and an added buddy bar above the rear fender. The bike is available with any one of two gas tank design and any one of two exhaust pipe deigns.

The unfinished GTA IV version of the bike differs slightly from the final TLAD design, featuring a more compact and less radically designed gas tank that features the Diabolus name, and lacking any rear license plate.

The Diabolus in The Lost and Damned is a gang vehicle ridden by members of The Lost Brotherhood.

Performance

The Diabolus' performance is fairly poor, as the bike has only average acceleration and a top speed of around 120 kph/74 mph. The bike suffers from poor steering that constantly results in understeers and wide turning radius's if cornering in full throttle. In other respects, the bike's grip and brakes are average.

Although the bike is durable in firefights, its long length, as are many long choppers in the game, makes it impractical for agile chases, and is normally incapable of performing wheelies or stoppies.

Variants

The Diabolus is featured extensively in The Lost and Damned's storyline as the bike of choice for several prominent Lost members, including Jason Michaels, Brian Jeremy, Terry Thorpe and Clay Simons, and feature unique color scheme:

While these bikes features colors that are consistent throughout their appearances in The Lost and Damned, their gas tank and exhaust pipe designs may change in each appearance.

Trivia

Locations

See also