Turn the throttle all the way to the right.

Slippery gravel scatters across the rusted road sign.

Dust clears, and Mr. Silent has merged with the sunset on the horizon.

This 50% noise is just right,

As the shotgun in the bag finds its next target.

(Coaldog reminds you to drive responsibly and adhere to traffic regulations.)

Designer Park says

I really enjoy riding, so I’ve always wanted to visualize the feeling of motorcycle riding. In the design of Mr. Silent, he is a lone wanderer crossing the desert. He roams aimlessly near the Outlaw Gas Station (of course, he will meet other members of the crew later on). The head sculpt design was inspired by a model I really like, Zombie Boy. (See images 1.2.5)

We’ve modified the original body to allow for a more natural riding posture. His motorcycle is based on the Harley Shovelhead engine model (circa 1966), with a lot of creative modifications. This is one of the reasons for the delays in the release. The motorcycle may look small, but it involves more structure and functionality, which took us more time to optimize and modify. (See images3.4)

The initial concept was to recreate the iconic look from the classic film Easy Riders. We’ve added a lot of cycling elements and patterns, such as the 2% from the Mongolian gang (actually 1%, though). We also redesigned the classic SU carburetor air filter, as well as features like foot-start and manual shifting. (See image7)

In short, this piece is dedicated to those who love freedom and work hard to achieve it. Below is a video documenting my creative process. Thank you for watching.