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It features a front light that is on while Link is riding the Cycle. The light is not noticeable during the day unless Link is riding under a large shadow, and it's more obvious during the night or in the complete darkness of the [[Thyphlo Ruins]]. | It features a front light that is on while Link is riding the Cycle. The light is not noticeable during the day unless Link is riding under a large shadow, and it's more obvious during the night or in the complete darkness of the [[Thyphlo Ruins]]. | ||
It's self-balanced, so the player only has to worry about direction, acceleration and camera position. As such, the Cycle will set itself upright after falling from a height. The self-balancing also serves to allow Link to attack with melee weapons and bows without worrying about stability. However, unlike [[horse]]s, the Cycle doesn't stay on roads, and has to be steered to be kept in them. | It's self-balanced, so the player only has to worry about direction, acceleration and camera position. As such, the Cycle will set itself upright after falling from a height. The self-balancing also serves to allow Link to attack with melee weapons and bows without worrying about stability. However, unlike [[horse]]s, the Cycle doesn't stay on roads, and has to be steered to be kept in them. Additionally, if the left joystick is pressed while holding down while accelerating, the cycle will perform a wheelie, which can be used to scale obstacles by having a better angle of apprach. | ||
==Fuel== | ==Fuel== | ||
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Each material falls into a category of how much fuel a single material provides, as given by this comprehensive chart. Multipliers act on the total value of the other materials added in a single refuel, so four [[apple]]s and a [[Star Fragment]] give 82% of a full tank, i.e. (10%+10%+10%+10%+1%)×2. | Each material falls into a category of how much fuel a single material provides, as given by this comprehensive chart. Multipliers act on the total value of the other materials added in a single refuel, so four [[apple]]s and a [[Star Fragment]] give 82% of a full tank, i.e. (10%+10%+10%+10%+1%)×2. | ||
The fuel tank never exceeds 100% even if using multiplier materials. | |||
====10%==== | ====10%==== | ||
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