As many Grand Theft Auto 5 fans can attest, ever since the open world crime title’s release over three years ago, Rockstar Games has been keeping the game flush with free post-launch content such as its racing expansion known as Cunning Stunts and the action-driven DLC dubbed Further Adventures in Finance and Felony. While such add-ons have been positively received by the game’s enormous fan base, the developer recently decided to give players even more in the way off additional assets, by revealing its intentions to put out the much-requested motorcycle-themed Bikers update. Now, Rockstar Games has thankfully unveiled exactly when fans can expect to take part in the world of underground Motorcycle Clubs in Grand Theft Auto 5‘s Los Santos and Blaine County, revealing that Bikers is set to become available in GTA Online on October 4, 2016 as an automatic update. So, not long from now, players will soon be able to experience all new competitive and co-operative gameplay in the multiplayer aspect of the title, in addition to new modes, vehicles, weapons, clothing, and much more.

In order to give Grand Theft Auto 5 fans a better idea of what to expect from the Bikers update, Rockstar Games has also released a handful of new screenshots for the add-on. All of the fresh stills can be found below, as they depict several different scenarios of motorcycle madmen and women in leather Club jackets and vests while posing, popping wheelies, and hitting the open road. As Rockstar Games has described Grand Theft Auto 5‘s Bikers, players will be able to melee while riding their motorcycles, which is set to bring “a new level of protection and attacks from bikes.” Plus, fans will get to experience a virtual version of what it’s like to move up through the ranks of an underground Motorcycle Club, by becoming a Prospect that has to earn a President’s respect to get promoted to the next level. Of course, as many hardcore Grand Theft Auto fans will most certainly recall, this isn’t the first instance of Rockstar Games including motorcycle gangs as post-launch content for one of the franchise’s titles.

As it happens, the studio put out the episodic expansion known as The Lost and Damned for GTA 4, which was well-received by fans and critics alike. answer motocross boot strapsWith that in mind, it’s certainly possible for Rockstar to absolutely knock it out of the park with GTA 5‘s Bikers update.motorbike store nottingham Once Grand Theft Auto 5‘s Bikers goes on to be released next week, it’s a wonder if Rockstar will continue to develop more free updates beyond it. outlaw womens motorcycle helmetsAfter all, the studio’s parent company Take-Two Interactive has declared that the online aspect of the franchise will be rested sometime, as developers will not only need to reserve energy, but also move on to projects beyond GTA 5. sym motorcycle dealers in philippines

Taking this into consideration, although Rockstar has generated ample wealth with Grand Theft Auto Online — it had generated half a billion dollars at about six months ago — the company will eventually have to leave GTA 5 behind for even greener pastures. motorcycle for sale in cebu 2014That said, one can only hope for Rockstar Games to finally make good on its promise to reveal a new game “soon.”motorcycle dealerships in beaumont texas Grand Theft Auto 5‘s Bikers update is set to release on October 4, 2016 for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.motorcycle dealership gta v The Sultan, manufactured by Karin, is a vehicle in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, Grand Theft Auto IV, Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars, and Grand Theft Auto V.

The Sultan is based on the early 1990s GC Chassis Subaru Impreza WRX (or WRX STi). Like the Subaru, it has a small, yet powerful turbocharged engine, and a four wheel drive layout. Revealed to be manufactured by Karin, the Grand Theft Auto IV Sultan draws upon the Japanese import styling of the previous Sultan, although no longer resembling one car. It has a 1998-2004 Lexus IS inspired front end; the sides (including the bottom halves of the doors) and rear are influenced heavily by the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution V (with a slightly altered taillight design), but the greenhouse (including the top halves of the doors) is much closer to the 1998-2004 Lexus IS. The Sultan in GTA V is visually identical to GTA IV. After collecting all thirty cars for Stevie he agrees to purchase cars from Niko Bellic, with the Sultan fetching $3,500. The Sultan's performance is comparable to that of the sports coupes and supercars in GTA San Andreas (making the Sultan the fastest four-door car in the game), whilst its grippy four-wheel-drive layout makes it particularly controllable as it is less prone to spinning out than the rear-wheel-drive cars.

The only drawback of the Sultan is its poor build quality, causing it to catch fire after a few huge head-on collisions. Players favor the Sultan for drive-by attacks, due to its four seat capacity and its ability to outrun rival gang or police vehicles; it also has a large array of modifications. The Sultan remains fast, grippy, and engaging, due to a powerful 3.5L Twin Turbo inline-six (i6) engine and all-wheel-drive system. Whilst many similarly sized sedans offer similar straight line performance, the added stability of the Sultan allows fast cornering, making it a perfect choice for races or getaways, and one of the best 4-door cars in the game. Non-tuned Sultans come with alarms, the most popular forms being the horn and beep versions. The Sultan has a top speed of 186 mph (300 km/h). There are three variations of the Sultan in GTA IV; the standard car, the slightly tuned car, and the heavily tuned and independent Sultan RS. The regular Sultan and tuned Korean Mob Sultan, are both four door sedans, while the Sultan RS is a two door coupe.

The standard Sultan is modestly styled, with a leaning towards performance, indicated by the small hood scoop, sports rims, and its reasonable performance. The Korean Mob Sultan comes with a blue paint job and a large rear spoiler, and bigger hood scoops, giving the car a resemblance to the Subaru Impreza WRX STi. During Stevie's text message car thefts in GTA IV, he will ask Niko to steal a Sultan in Alderney. This is a unique Sultan, with black rims and a slightly more vibrant shade of blue in its paintjob. Regular Sultans may also appear with custom paint jobs and spoilers, but no enhanced performance, in The Ballad of Gay Tony's Drug Wars involving the Korean Mob. Possible combinations of modifications that can be given to Sultans at Wheel Arch Angels in GTA San Andreas. Being classified as a "tuner" car, the Sultan can only be modified at Wheel Arch Angels; and like all cars of its class, the range of body kits, rims and spoilers are the same, the only distinction being its three unique customized body paint schemes.