Beetle & Shurup
Shurup
Imagine this: a tiny homemade rocket booster you strap to the back of your bike, just enough to give you a 20‑mph burst every time you hit the throttle. What do you think?
Beetle
Sounds insane, man, the instant kick would feel sick. Just make sure it’s balanced and light, or the bike could flip. If you can keep it safe and test it in a closed spot, I’m all for that 20‑mph burst. Remember, a little speed, a lot of freedom.
Shurup
Right, right, safety first! I’ll slap a little gyroscope on the frame to keep it balanced, and a foam‑covered “speed‑butt” to cushion any nosedives. We’ll test in a parking lot with a giant foam wall—if it works, we’re rolling to the next invention!
Beetle
That’s the spirit! A gyroscope will hold the line, foam will soften the crashes. Just keep the boosters low‑profile, no over‑thrust on the rear. Test it slow, feel it, then crank it up. If it flies smooth, we’ll be the talk of the track. Get ready, we’re about to set the streets on fire.
Shurup
Got it, boss! I’ll start on the gyroscope and foam cover. We’ll fine‑tune the thrust, test it slow in the driveway, and then let the bike roar like a dragon on the track. Let's set the streets ablaze!
Beetle
Sounds dope, just keep the weight low and the gyro tight. Driveway tests first, then bring the beast out. Let’s light up the asphalt.