Ride My Bandit

[dydey90]

[SmallDraw]

Can't agree. Simulators are useful. Current stage of app simulates starter, kill switch and twist. It was lots of work. I see educational possibilities here. Many kids are interested in how it works, how much you can twist the grip? You can tell them about it, but one picture is worth a thousand words. And this app can explain this, you can twist realistic angel. This is version 1.1, early stage of my app. Let see what happen next? There are some interesting possibilities. For example how to shift gears up and down? There are beginner bikers that don't know how to do properly. Don't be to demanding, please, lest wait a few app versions, and what is going to hatch. And remember, app is free, you don't have to pay!
Regards,
Peter

[Ste]

[Chinaboy]

[ScaredyCat]

[recman]

[Dave70]

[recman]

[SmallDraw]

Simulation focuses on how to turn on/off, check fuel level, chain free play, how turn on reserve, adjust idle rpm - fun for one with injection ;p, open the trunk, play horn, change gears. You can't practice driving or counterturn.

[M.C]

God that sounds boring. Only way this app would be anyway interesting is if you could choose from a range of bikes, and you had really good quality sounds, so you could select say an R1 or S1000R and see how they compared. Even that would be a bit naff though

[Nobby the Bastard]

Why is there no karma option of 'Utter wanker'?

Actually, with hindsight, I think we all know the reason.
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[pinkyfloyd]

[pinkyfloyd]

[Suntan Sid]

[recman]

[Ste]

There's also a pro version of 'Ride my bandit'.

https://itunes.apple.com/pl/app/ride-my-blandit-pro/id971940438?mt=8

$4.99

His other apps are just as good: https://itunes.apple.com/pl/app/aging-expert/id886449266?mt=8

Our cats, dogs and hamsters. They're always there for us and they love as much as we love them.
What we don't realize is that they are aging differently than we do. On a daily basis.
But do you know exactly how?
The new application Aging Expert prints a table of our pet's age in human years - units that are understandable for us.
Based on this table, we can estimate how old our pet really is, celebrate birthdays (maybe even multiple times a year!) and play with them accordingly.
You can also choose a diet and physical activity if you want to get specific.
The application Aging Expert is simple to use.
We provide pet's name, date of birth and kind. Additionally, you can add a photo.
The big key prints a table of our pet's age in human years - Aging Certificate.
If you want to know when the next pet's birthdate in human years falls, use the second big key
and send the owner - Birthday Certificate.
It does not matter whether your pet is a cat, dog or hamster.
The application Aging Expert defined 18 profiles of aging for most popular domestic animals.
You can print an Aging Certificate for cats, small, medium or large dogs, rabbit, horses, hamsters and other friendly creatures
Each aging profile has its own given link to the source site on the web, so you can share our pet's life's milestone with everyone!

[RhynoCZ]

Let's say I would pay for your app. Why would I want to ''ride'' a Suzuki Bandit? Why not to pick something a bit more ''interesting''. After all, all you need is a picture of a motorcycle (google) and generic noise (the kind you used for your app). Kids would see: Ride my Fireblade, ZX10R.... and so on and would actually pay for it.

I can already see your: ''Drive my Nissan Micra'' app

If making apps is your day job, then also study the social benefits laws in your country, as you won't get far producing apps like the ''ride'' my very generic motorcycle with awfully synthesized sound.
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'95 Mercedes-Benz w202 C200 CGI, '98 Mercedes-Benz w210 E200 Kompressor