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{{Infobox vehicles | {{Infobox vehicles | ||
| name = Hellfury | | name = Hellfury | ||
| front_image = Hellfury- | | front_image = Hellfury-GTAIV-front.jpg | ||
| image_size = 300 | | image_size = 300 | ||
| caption = A Hellfury in GTA IV | | caption = A Hellfury in GTA IV | ||
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| body_style = Chopper | | body_style = Chopper | ||
| capacity = 2 (rider and passenger) | | capacity = 2 (rider and passenger) | ||
| | | game_1 = IV | ||
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The '''Hellfury''' is a chopper-style motorcycle made by [[Western Motorcycle Company]] in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]]. | The '''Hellfury''' is a chopper-style motorcycle made by [[Western Motorcycle Company]] in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]]. | ||
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== Locations == | == Locations == | ||
* Usually seen driven by the Angels of Death or parked in [[BOABO]]. | * Usually seen driven by the Angels of Death or parked in [[BOABO]]. | ||
* A Hellfury is seen on the northern side of the museum in the mission [[Museum Piece]]. It seems to replace [[Johnny Klebitz|Johnny]] | * A Hellfury is seen on the northern side of the museum in the mission [[Museum Piece]]. It seems to replace [[Johnny Klebitz|Johnny Klebitz']] parked [[Hexer]] in [[Collector's Item|the parallel mission]] in [[The Lost and Damned]], as it is the most similar bike. | ||
* Common outside [[Luis' Apartment]] in | * Common outside [[Luis' Apartment]] in The Ballad of Gay Tony. | ||
* A golden-brown Hellfury can be found in the alleyway next to [[Lost MC Clubhouse]] in | * A golden-brown Hellfury can be found in the alleyway next to [[Lost MC Clubhouse]] in The Ballad of Gay Tony, parked next to the side entrance. | ||
* Parked next to the [[69th Street Diner]] in [[Hove Beach]] in | * Parked next to the [[The 69th Street Diner]] in [[Hove Beach]] in The Ballad of Gay Tony. | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
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[[Category:Bikes]] | [[Category:Bikes]] | ||
[[Category:Gang Cars]] | [[Category:Gang Cars]] | ||
Latest revision as of 09:24, 8 August 2012
| Hellfury | |
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| Appearance(s) | GTA IV |
| Vehicle type | Civilian motorbike |
| Body style | Chopper |
| Capacity | 2 (rider and passenger) |
| Manufacturer | Western Motorcycle Company |
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The Hellfury is a chopper-style motorcycle made by Western Motorcycle Company in Grand Theft Auto IV.
Description
Based on a West Coast Choppers El Diablo series bike, the Hellfury is one of the most radically designed choppers in the game, featuring a highly customized gas tank and rear frame, as well a flame-based rim design. Unusually, the bike is ridden by members of the The Angels of Death as their vehicle of choice in GTA IV and The Ballad of Gay Tony, but is ridden by members of The Lost in The Lost and Damned.
The bike handles similarly to the Freeway, turning very widely, even at low speeds, but has a fast top speed, and can easily win races.
Trivia
- In GTA IV, Jayvon Simson rides a unique cherry red Hellfury in "Ruff Rider", leading Niko on an extended chase through Algonquin.
- In perfect condition the Hellfury can be sold at S&M Auto Sales for $2,500 in GTA IV after completion of Stevie's Car Thefts.
- In GTA IV, the default radio station in the Hellfury is Liberty City Hardcore.
- In The Lost and Damned, Jason Michaels is seen either riding a Hellfury or a Diabolus.
Locations
- Usually seen driven by the Angels of Death or parked in BOABO.
- A Hellfury is seen on the northern side of the museum in the mission Museum Piece. It seems to replace Johnny Klebitz' parked Hexer in the parallel mission in The Lost and Damned, as it is the most similar bike.
- Common outside Luis' Apartment in The Ballad of Gay Tony.
- A golden-brown Hellfury can be found in the alleyway next to Lost MC Clubhouse in The Ballad of Gay Tony, parked next to the side entrance.
- Parked next to the The 69th Street Diner in Hove Beach in The Ballad of Gay Tony.