Speeder

A speeder is a vehicle designed for speed. They were invented by the sentients when they found that cars and airplanes were to archaic and inefficient. Speeders had propellers located in the back interior of the speeder and a vent in the front where air was filtered into the engine and then the propeller, which would cause the vehicles to move forward. These vehicles were fast and durable and could usually be cheaply made, thus replacing cars and airplanes. Speeders come in many different shapes and sizes and can be used for many different purposes which included racing and military combat.

Simple Speeders
Simple Speeders are used only for transportation purposes.
 * Standards- Also called "Goldilocks." These speeders are in the first models ever made. They have normal speed and controls and decent horsepower.
 * Cruisers- These speeders are typically slower and have easier controls than standards. Cruisers get their name because they are bigger and are typically seen as being more "romantic" than other speeders.
 * Slippers- These have many different nicknames, Zippers, Zoomers, Clunks, Tip-Toes, etc. They are typically smaller, very fast, and usually only carrying 2 passengers. They have very "slippery," hard controls, hence the name Slipper.
 * Crisps- Also known as "Semi-Standards" and "Perfects." The purpose of these speeders is to be fast, have long horsepower, and have great controls. These usually have long snouts and have their pistons show on the exterior of the vehicle.

Racing Speeders
Racing Speeders are much faster than the simple speeder models but do not have good controls. These are built for races.
 * Probes- These speeders have long snouts and have smooth controls. Their long noses allow these speeders to move swiftly through the wind. Many racers use these because they are one of the safest models.
 * Double Noses- These speeders have two noses and one wing in the back. The two noses allow wind to travel through the vent in between the noses and into the engines that propel the machine forward, allowing them to go far distances without much energy needed.
 * Bumblers- These get their names because they are slower and fatter than most racers and look similar to the bumblebee, a type of flying insect. They are not recommended to be used.
 * TriGliders- These racers get their name because of the three wings in the back. These are very fast and have great horsepower, but controlling is not as decent. King Jerald VI has his own speeder of this model painted orange and black and has much faster speed than normal versions of this model which he uses for escape.