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The [[Shitzu]] '''NRG 900''' is a superbike in ''[[Grand Theft Auto IV]]'' and ''[[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars]]'', and is one of the fastest motorcycles in the game.
The [[Shitzu]] '''NRG 900''' is a superbike in ''[[Grand Theft Auto IV]]'' and ''[[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars]]'', and is the fastest motorcycle in the game. The name suggests a connection to the [[NRG-500]] racing bike from ''[[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]]''; possibly that the NRG 900 is a modernized, commercial version of the NRG-500.
The NRG 900 is a sport bike which inherits the general design and role previously filled by the [[PCJ-600]] in the [[3D Universe]] (considering that the HD era's PCJ-600 is now redesigned into a streetfighter, rather than a sport bike). The name suggests a connection to the [[NRG-500]] racing bike from ''[[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]]''; possibly that the NRG 900 is a modernized, commercial version of the NRG-500.
The NRG 900 is a sport bike which inherits the general design and role previously filled by the [[PCJ-600]] in the [[3D Universe|3D era]], considering that the HD era's PCJ-600 is now redesigned into a streetfighter, rather than a sport bike.
The NRG 900 is the only series of superbikes in GTA IV, and is available in two variants: The ''NRG 900F'' and the ''NRG 900RR''. Cosmetic differences between the bikes are apparent, as the F variant is intended for casual use, having a license plate, turning signals and bar for a passenger to grab onto, while the RR variant is significantly sportier with fewer accessories and a more aggressive styling.
The NRG 900 is the only series of superbikes in GTA IV, and is available in two variants: The ''NRG 900F'' and the ''NRG 900RR''. Cosmetic differences between the bikes are apparent, as the F variant is intended for casual use, while the RR variant is significantly sportier with fewer accessories (the F variant has a license plate, turning signals and bar for a passenger to grab onto) and more aggressive styling. The NRG 900 is based on the [[wp:Suzuki GSXR|Suzuki GSX-R]] series; The F variant has a similar front end to the [[wp:Suzuki GSX-R750|early 2000's GSX-R750]] models, while the RR variant is closelybasedonmorerecent[[wp:SuzukiGSX-R1000|GSX-R1000]]models.
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The NRG 900 is mostly based on the [[wp:Suzuki GSXR|Suzuki GSX-R]] series. Depending of the version, the F variant has a similar front end to the [[wp:Suzuki GSX-R750|early 2000's GSX-R750]] models, while the RR variant is closely based on more recent [[wp:Suzuki GSX-R1000|GSX-R1000]] models.
The NRG900 is the fastest bike in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]], but is outpaced by the newer bikes introduced in [[The Lost and Damned]]. Both variants excel at stunts and tricks; they are, however, difficult to control due to the brutal power distribution and massive torque at higher revs. Its handling character is better suited to circuit use than public road use. It also possesses poor durability. The NRG 900 also features one of the heaviest bodies of the IV-era sportbikes which reduces the ability of characters to lift the bikes and perform wheelies and stoppies.
* A [[Westdyke Autos|motorcycle dealership]] stocking both the F and RR variants is located in [[Westdyke]], [[Alderney]]. Stealing bikes from the shop will attract [[Wanted Level in GTA IV|police attention]].
* Two NRG 900s can be found at [[Francis International Airport, Dukes|Francis International Airport]]. One is in the high-security runway area, around the left side of the main control tower, which attracts a 4-star wanted level. The other is safely accessible on the northern edge of the runway area, behind the landing lights by the northernmost radar station. This bike may have someone sitting on it, but you can just knock them off.
*[[Frank Garone]] owns a NRG 900 which can be obtained after you kill him during the mission, [[I Need Your Clothes, Your Boots, and Your Motorcycle]].
The NRG 900 is the fastest bike in ''[[Grand Theft Auto IV]]'', but is outpaced by the newer bikes introduced in ''[[The Lost and Damned]]''. Both variants excel at stunts and tricks; they are, however, difficult to control due to the brutal power distribution and massive torque at higher revs. Its handling characteristic is better suited to circuit use than public road use. It also possesses poor durability. The NRG 900 also features one of the heaviest bodies of the HD Universe sportbikes, which reduces the ability of characters to lift the bikes and perform wheelies and stoppies.
NRG900-GTA4-RR-front.jpg|The NRG 900RR, a sportier version.
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NRG900-GTAIV-VersionCompare01.jpg|Comparison between the NRG 900 F (left) and the NRG 900RR (right) <small>([[:File:NRG900-GTAIV-VersionCompare02.jpg|Rear view comparison]])</small>.
NRG900-GTAIV-TrailerScreenshot.jpg|An NRG 900 in a pre-release GTA IV trailer, depicting an NRG 900F with an NRG 900RR badge, a different stripe on the body, and a later omitted "[[Shitzu]]" text on the underside.
In GTA IV, an NRG 900 is requested as part of [[Stevie's Car Thefts]], appearing with a uniquely dark gray body color. As a new NRG 900 will respawn at the same spot until the player delivers one to [[S&M Auto Sales]], the player can save one at their safehouse before delivering another.
In GTA IV, an NRG 900 is requested as part of [[Stevie's Car Thefts]], appearing with a uniquely dark gray body color. As a new NRG 900 will respawn at the same spot until the player delivers one to [[S&M Auto Sales]], the player can save one at their safehouse before delivering another.
* If youshut off the bike's engine and turn it back on, it sometimes will not make a sound. This bug also applies to the [[Tug Boat|Tug]] and the [[Cognoscenti]].
* A [[Westdyke Autos|motorcycle dealership]] stocking both the F and RR variants is located in [[Westdyke]], [[Alderney]]. Stealing bikes from the shop will attract [[Wanted Level in GTA IV|police attention]].
* Two NRG 900s can be found at [[Francis International Airport, Dukes|Francis International Airport]]. One is in the high-security runway area, around the left side of the main control tower, which attracts a 4-star wanted level. The other is safely accessible on the northern edge of the runway area, behind the landing lights by the northernmost radar station. This bike may have someone sitting on it, but you can just knock them off.
*[[Frank Garone]] owns a NRG 900 which can be obtained after you kill him during the mission, [[I Need Your Clothes, Your Boots, and Your Motorcycle]].
* Although it is considered as a successor to the [[NRG-500]] from [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]], when compared side-by-side, the NRG-500 seems to beat the 900 at accelaration and top speed, though cornering is slightly tied.
* The Beta version of GTA IV featured a slightly different NRG 900, with different stripes, and omitted '[[shitzu]]' badging.[[File:Photo_4.png|thumb|The 'Beta' NRG 900. Notice the Shitzu Badging]]
* The Beta version of GTA IV featured a slightly different NRG 900, with different stripes, and omitted '[[shitzu]]' badging.[[File:Photo_4.png|thumb|The 'Beta' NRG 900. Notice the Shitzu Badging]]
* In GTA IV, the default radio station in the NRG 900 is [[Liberty City Hardcore]].
* In GTA IV, the default radio station in the NRG 900 is [[Liberty City Hardcore]].
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** Riding NRG 900s will help a [[Coquette]] appear more often.
** Riding NRG 900s will help a [[Coquette]] appear more often.
* Sold at the [[Auto Merchant]] in [[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars]] at $600.
* Sold at the [[Auto Merchant]] in [[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars]] at $600.
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* The NRG 900 shares the same horn sound as [[The Ballad of Gay Tony]]'s [[Bati Custom]].
* The NRG 900 shares the same horn sound as [[The Ballad of Gay Tony]]'s [[Bati Custom]].
* If the player shuts off the bike's engine and turn it back on, it sometimes will not make a sound. This bug also applies to other vehicles, most notably the [[Tug (boat)|Tug]] and the [[Cognoscenti]].
NRG 900.jpg|An NRG 900 in a pre-release GTA IV trailer, depicting an NRG 900F with an NRG 900RR badge, a different stripe on the body, and a later omitted "[[Shitzu]]" text on the underside.
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NRG900-GTACW.png|An NRG 900 in GTA Chinatown Wars.
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The NRG 900 is a sport bike which inherits the general design and role previously filled by the PCJ-600 in the 3D Universe (considering that the HD era's PCJ-600 is now redesigned into a streetfighter, rather than a sport bike). The name suggests a connection to the NRG-500 racing bike from Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas; possibly that the NRG 900 is a modernized, commercial version of the NRG-500.
The NRG 900 is the only series of superbikes in GTA IV, and is available in two variants: The NRG 900F and the NRG 900RR. Cosmetic differences between the bikes are apparent, as the F variant is intended for casual use, having a license plate, turning signals and bar for a passenger to grab onto, while the RR variant is significantly sportier with fewer accessories and a more aggressive styling.
The NRG 900 is mostly based on the Suzuki GSX-R series. Depending of the version, the F variant has a similar front end to the early 2000's GSX-R750 models, while the RR variant is closely based on more recent GSX-R1000 models.
The NRG 900 is the fastest bike in Grand Theft Auto IV, but is outpaced by the newer bikes introduced in The Lost and Damned. Both variants excel at stunts and tricks; they are, however, difficult to control due to the brutal power distribution and massive torque at higher revs. Its handling characteristic is better suited to circuit use than public road use. It also possesses poor durability. The NRG 900 also features one of the heaviest bodies of the HD Universe sportbikes, which reduces the ability of characters to lift the bikes and perform wheelies and stoppies.
Comparison between the NRG 900 F (left) and the NRG 900RR (right) (Rear view comparison).
An NRG 900 in a pre-release GTA IV trailer, depicting an NRG 900F with an NRG 900RR badge, a different stripe on the body, and a later omitted "Shitzu" text on the underside.
In GTA IV, an NRG 900 is requested as part of Stevie's Car Thefts, appearing with a uniquely dark gray body color. As a new NRG 900 will respawn at the same spot until the player delivers one to S&M Auto Sales, the player can save one at their safehouse before delivering another.
Two NRG 900s can be found at Francis International Airport. One is in the high-security runway area, around the left side of the main control tower, which attracts a 4-star wanted level. The other is safely accessible on the northern edge of the runway area, behind the landing lights by the northernmost radar station. This bike may have someone sitting on it, but you can just knock them off.
If the player shuts off the bike's engine and turn it back on, it sometimes will not make a sound. This bug also applies to other vehicles, most notably the Tug and the Cognoscenti.
See Also
NRG-500 - A similar, possible predecessor to the NRG 900 in GTA San Andreas.
