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(click here to learn more)| Custom Geschwind | |
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| Vehicle in Just Cause 3 | |
| Type | Off-road motorbike |
| Weapons | None |
| Rarity | Unique |
| List of owners | Rico |
| Top speed (km/h) | 140 (155 with nitrous) |
| Top speed (mph) | 87 (96 with nitrous) |
The Custom Geschwind is an off road motorcycle in Just Cause 3.
Appearance
It's a modified version of the Geschwind V3000, with a custom racing paint job, similar to the modifications put on the Custom Kletterer 300.
The Rebel drop description states: "This upgrade of the popular Geschwind V3000 is a zippy, more powerful mountain goat for any revolutionary's off-roading needs."
It resembles many real-world dirt bike designs such as those from KTM, Suzuki, and Kawasaki.
Performance
It's the best off-road motorcycle in the game, which isn't saying much as all other bikes perform terribly off road, spinning more than 90 degrees when hitting a bump. It has similar performance to the Pavouk U-15, and is weak against all damage, especially small arms fire, although Rico is able to fire any weapon while mounted. The Autostraad Kletterer 300 is better off road although it's still twitchy.
Strangely, the performance is unchanged from the stock Geschwind V3000, despite what the description states.
Locations
- There are no locations where it spawns per se, but it is unlocked for Rebel drop after completing all "Daredevil Jumps" in the Insula Fonte region.
Trivia
- It is made by the fictional company Autostraad.
- As the only off-road motorcycle with a racing number, it's a successor to the Makoto MZ 250 from Just Cause 2.
- A few other vehicles in the Just Cause game series that have racing numbers are Makoto MZ 250, Mugello Farina Duo and The Rocket.