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Beginner
11-28-2022, 11:31 AM
Don't know how many other people saw it, but the concept was kind of neat. The bike seperated from the front 2 wheels and had one back wheel they could ride. In the movie/series, the guy using it was a disabled vet with no legs and one arm. The steering was done by a centralized column not by bars. The peripheral is on the zon.

I am not saying this is viable, but it was a neat idea.

did a short googly search but couldn't find a clip to attach/link

JohnRuckus
11-28-2022, 02:16 PM
What's the name of the movie/show?

DavidBlack
11-28-2022, 03:07 PM
TV Show is “The Peripheral” on Amazon Prime Video. It is in Season 1, Episode 6 at around 20 minutes & 41 seconds into the episode.

JohnRuckus
11-28-2022, 05:24 PM
I guess I should have read the title of the post. Thanks!
LOL

JohnRuckus
11-28-2022, 05:39 PM
He didn't seem to happy with his Ryker. Maybe he should join this forum for tips!

gkamer
11-28-2022, 08:25 PM
Sorry folks, but when he started up and rode off that did NOT sound like any Ryker I ever heard. Even with after market exhausts. But it sure sounded all the world like a Harley. Maybe the sound was "corrected" in post. :)

JohnRuckus
11-28-2022, 08:31 PM
:roflblack:

MRH
11-28-2022, 08:37 PM
Great show, but while it reminded me of a Ryker, it didn't look enough like one for me to think it was built using a Ryker.

As to the sound, most of time in show like this it's always added in post. It could well be a Harley, or just about anything else. You'd be surprised how much of what you hear is actually something totally different from what you see, especially in sci-fi.

Texas Al
11-29-2022, 08:59 AM
Just took a look at the show and I do believe it was a Ryker with some computer enhancements.

MRH
11-29-2022, 09:35 PM
Just took a look at the show and I do believe it was a Ryker with some computer enhancements.

On second look, I saw a quick close-up and I do think you're right. I'm thinking they just did a physical modification, it's easier and cheaper than computer animation in every shot.

chris56
11-30-2022, 04:51 AM
I think its this here .. (didn`t see the movie..)

Eviltwin
11-30-2022, 07:28 AM
For some of the shots, it is pretty much a ryker with some mods. The series is supposed to take place about 10 years in the future and the actor that rides it lost three of his limbs in a war and has essentially a unicycle that he can ride around on instead of a wheelchair. The unicycle can then hook up with the front part of the bike and that is his transportation. Sound effects make it sound like a loud Harley.

It's actually a pretty good series to watch. The plot centers around how people from the future are interfering with the past and have the ability to link through time as well as send back advanced technology to 2035.

Beginner
11-30-2022, 10:57 AM
It is in other epsidodes too. I think the first and second episodes had it in there, when the blonde gets rousted at the bar, and when she gets a ride home, and also when the disabled vet attacks the hit team with an SMG.

Beginner
11-30-2022, 11:02 AM
My take on it is this, they wanted a beefier sound so they added the sound they wanted in the end. They have multiple shots of it from the front and back, it is clearly a ryker when driving up and down the road. but when it is the unicycle thing it is a ryker shell. Then it gets edited for when he drives off on a operable one. You could clearly see the A arms of a ryker when they showed a shot of it from behind and slightly below rider level. It was turning slightly left. I tried rezooming in on it, but I couldn't tell if they still had the center turning column on it or if it had bars (too dark). I would love to see their collection.

PURPLEON3
12-13-2022, 11:12 PM
Don't know how many other people saw it, but the concept was kind of neat. The bike seperated from the front 2 wheels and had one back wheel they could ride. In the movie/series, the guy using it was a disabled vet with no legs and one arm. The steering was done by a centralized column not by bars. The peripheral is on the zon.

I am not saying this is viable, but it was a neat idea.

did a short googly search but couldn't find a clip to attach/link


Watching an episode right now and just saw the Ryker!