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When motorbikes were first introduced in [[Grand Theft Auto 1]], they were designed with a drawback in which the player will be dismounted from their motorbikes while colliding with vehicles and buildings at a certain speed or higher, hurling the player off the vehicle forward. | When motorbikes were first introduced in [[Grand Theft Auto 1]], they were designed with a drawback in which the player will be dismounted from their motorbikes while colliding with vehicles and buildings at a certain speed or higher, hurling the player off the vehicle forward. | ||
The feature is introduced to offset the motorbikes' superior maneuverability and nimble nature, and also to discourage recklessness while riding motorbikes, as collisions and subsequent dismounts will often result in wasted time because the player would have to return to the motorbike and get up again. A minor deduction in health is also given to the player. | The feature is introduced to offset the motorbikes' superior maneuverability and nimble nature, and also to discourage recklessness while riding motorbikes, as collisions and subsequent dismounts will often result in wasted time because the player would have to return to the motorbike and get back up on the vehicle again. A minor deduction in health is also given to the player. | ||
=== GTA Vice City — GTA Chinatown Wars === | === GTA Vice City — GTA Chinatown Wars === | ||