Hi Dark,
You could once you start your Harley use the up arrow key to put it into gear
and then use the left control key to increase your speed and rpm of the engine.
You can rev the engine a bit before putting it into gear, but if you rev the
engine of a motorcycle too much before popping the clutch it will bring the
front wheel up and depending on how high the rpm flip it over backwards on you.
The safest is to put it into gear and then throttle, but I like to throttle a
bit then pop the clutch so as to hear the burn out. And then yes, you do then
need to shift at 75 and about every 50 mph after that if you continue to
throttle up.
Here is a drive slash walk through.
I press the enter key to start my Harley. I press and hold down the left
control key and then quickly press the up arrow key once. Once I get to about
75 mph I press the up arrow key again to shift into second gear. At about 125
mph I shift into the next gear and the same about every 50 mph after that. I
also have to use the left arrow key to stay towards the left side of the track.
Once I get to the second turn where Lisa says "Were all proud of you Dad" I
let off of the control key and start pressing the down arrow key until I get
back down into first gear. I let my Harley slow way down to an idol I then
use the left and right arrow keys to line up on Maggie's car horn. I now start
tapping the left control key to get at and stay at just above 25 mph. Of
course the next jump it needs to be 40 mph and on and on. The tricky part is
tapping the left control key at the correct tempo to stay at the speed that you
need. You can practice this before you put it into gear, but let your Harley
slow back down to an idol before putting it into gear.
HTH
BFN
Jim
It's better to burn out, than to fade away.
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http://www.kitchensinc.net
(440) 286-6920
Chardon Ohio USA
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