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In The Lost and Damned, the Wayfarer, indicated to be manufactured by the [[Western Motorcycle Company]], resembles a more traditional chopper similar to the [[Angel]] (also based on a Harley-Davidson Panhead), but sports distinguishable accessories, such as beige, braid-trimmed seating (complete with an [[Angels Of Death]] insignia), beige handlebars and unique rear license plate with "Angels of Death" writing and logo. | In The Lost and Damned, the Wayfarer, indicated to be manufactured by the [[Western Motorcycle Company]], resembles a more traditional chopper similar to the [[Angel]] (also based on a Harley-Davidson Panhead), but sports distinguishable accessories, such as beige, braid-trimmed seating (complete with an [[Angels Of Death]] insignia), beige handlebars and unique rear license plate with "Angels of Death" writing and logo. | ||
Like the Angel, the Wayfarer's engine power is the poorest among all TLAD choppers (although not considerably bad overall), being capable of going from 0 to 100 | Like the Angel, the Wayfarer's engine power is the poorest among all TLAD choppers (although not considerably bad overall), being capable of going from 0 to 100 km/h in 8.6 seconds, and reaching a top speed of 216 km/h. However, while still as heavy as choppers in the game (300 kg), the Wayfarer lower torque allows the it to corner more easily. | ||
The Wayfarer is an [[Angels Of Death]] gang vehicle, as already evidenced by the aforementioned insignia on its seat. | The Wayfarer is an [[Angels Of Death]] gang vehicle, as already evidenced by the aforementioned insignia on its seat. | ||