PCJ-600

A PCJ 600 in GTA Vice City.

"Macho bike for men trying to prove how much they're packing."
- Official Vice City Bureau of Investigation file description, GTA Vice City.

The PCJ-600 is a sports bike which appears in the following games:

• Grand Theft Auto: Vice City
• Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
• Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories
• Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories
• Grand Theft Auto IV

The PCJ-600's name is rendered PCJ 600 (unhyphenized) in GTA Vice City and GTA IV. In GTA IV, the PCJ 600 is manufactured by Shitzu.

Description

GTA Vice City — GTA Vice City Stories

The PCJ 600 between GTA Vice City and GTA Vice City Stories is loosely resembles a Suzuki GSX600F Katana. In GTA Liberty City Stories, the bike receives a facelift that provides the vehicle with a more modernized appearance; it is worth noting, however, that the bike is depicted in its original form in earlier pre-release screenshots of the game.

Excluding the GTA San Andreas rendition, the PCJ 600 is the fastest bike. Overall performance is exceptional, except in handling — high-speed impacts often result in being thrown from the bike, resulting in injury. In GTA San Andreas, the PCJ-600 is no longer the fastest bike, outpaced by the NRG-500 and FCR-900.

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  Grand Theft Auto: Vice City.

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  Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.

• The PCJ-600 in its earlier form during development of Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories.

  The PCJ-600 in its earlier form during development of Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories.

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  Final design in Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories.

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  Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories.

GTA IV

In GTA IV the PCJ 600 is designed as a streetfighter that strongly resembles a Triumph Speed Triple with elements of a Ducati Monster S4R. Unlike its predecessors, the bike comes with a variety of accessories that allows for many variations of the bike. Specific variances of the bike's accesories include:

• Two headlight configurations: A single headlight or twin headlights;
• Three bike frame configurations: An internal frame, or an external frame that is either consistently metallic gray or corresponds to the main body color;
• Three exhaust pipe configurations: A side-mounted exhaust pipe on the right side, or single or twin exhaust pipe underneath the seat; and
• Optional rear mounted license plate mounting and signal lights.

The PCJ 600 is the second-fastest bike in GTA IV (after the NRG 900), but has superior handling this makes it easier to corner at high speeds where as on the NRG 900 you would have to slow down. Due to the time it takes an NRG 900 to attain its top speed, the PCJ can outrun the NRG in a Race if the PCJ rider leans forward. Both bikes have the same 0-60mph time of 4.4 seconds. The PCJ 600 appears to be powered by a 3 cylinder engine, possibly 600cc (corresponding to the "600" in the name). The bike also emits a unique high-pitched wail that quickly distinguishes it from other bikes.

• Grand Theft Auto IV, with a single headlight and a side mounted exhaust pipe (unseen).

  Grand Theft Auto IV, with a single headlight and a side mounted exhaust pipe (unseen).

• GTA IV, with an engine frame, dual headlights and internally mounted exhaust pipe.

  GTA IV, with an engine frame, dual headlights and internally mounted exhaust pipe.

Variants with unique colors

The uniquely white/silver PCJ 600 obtainable from "Autocide" in GTA Vice City.

Silver PCJ 600

In the beginning of the mission Autocide, in GTA Vice City, the player is given a unique PCJ-600 along with a Micro-SMG, and a Sniper Rifle for his task of eliminating members of a European Gang whom were setting up a heist at a bank in Vice City. The PCJ-600 has a unique silver paintjob, but still maintains the same performance of the regular PCJ-600. Following the completion of failure or the mission the player can store it in a garage to keep it.

Red and gold PCJ 600

In GTA IV, a unique red and gold PCJ 600 can be acquired during "I Need Your Clothes, Your Boots, and Your Motorcycle", when the player uses it to kill Frank Garone in a chase. Regardless of whether or not the player fails or passes the mission, the player may store the bike after the mission is over. It can also be found commonly on the streets if the player drives a normal PCJ 600.

Trivia

• During development of GTA Liberty City Stories, the PCJ-600 still retained its design from GTA Vice City before being redesigned. A gold PCJ-600 was also showcased in a pre-release screenshot, suggesting that the bike was to appear with this color.
• In GTA IV, the two default radio stations in the PCJ 600 are Electro-Choc and Radio Broker.
• In perfect condition, this motorcycle can be sold in the S&M Auto Sales for $2,000 in GTA IV after completing Stevie's Car Thefts.

Locations

GTA Vice City

• As explained earlier, you will be given a uniquely silver PCJ-600 in the mission Autocide for Mr Black.
• Charlie Dilson rides a dark blue PCJ-600 in the mission Autocide.
• Commonly ridden in Ocean Beach and Downtown
• North of the Washington Beach Police Station in Washington Beach at the base of Standing Vice Point, activates the side mission PCJ Playground.
• Behind the glass window on the right hand side of Howlin' Petes Biker Emporium in Downtown.
• Under a blue building north of the Pay 'n' Spray in Washington Beach.
• Parked at Pier 2 of the Ocean Bay Marina in Ocean Beach.

GTA San Andreas

• Beside the water tanker at Verdant Meadows, Bone County.
• Commonly spawning around the state of San Andreas

GTA Liberty City Stories

• Outside Salvatore's mansion in the edge of Saint Mark's, Portland. This vehicle is uniquely jet black.
• In a small alley just south of the Portland safehouse from GTA III.
• In the parking lot behind the Staunton Island safehouse in Newport.
• Spawns with the V8 Ghost at the players Staunton Island Safehouse after completing the Car-azy Car Give Away.
• In the parking lot in front of the fire truck in Francis International Airport, Shoreside Vale

GTA Vice City Stories

• One, under the bridge to Prawn Island by Vice Point Mall, activates the side mission Playground on the Point.
• Next to a building by the Vice Point Mall.
• Parked by the Links View Apartment.
• Parked near the Downtown police station, activates the Playground on the Park side mission.
• Parked in a small parking lot westward of fire station in Downtown
• Parked in the front yard of a house north of Diaz's Mansion.
• Parked near the first safehouse, begins side mission Playground on the Docks. (PS2 exclusive)

GTA IV

• Used in I Need Your Clothes, Your Boots, and Your Motorcycle.
• Found easily in Alderney, specifically Alderney City.
• May spawn by walking around Star Junction, Algonquin.
• Spawns more when driving a Sabre GT.