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Sick Stunts On Zelda: Breath Of The Wild's New Motorcycle
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild's Champions' Ballad DLC adds a motorcycle to the game. If that's not a reason to try and pull off the sickest stunts in all of Hyrule, then what are we even doing here?
To acquire the motorcyle, (A.K.A. the Master Cycle Zero) you must play through the new DLC in its entirety. It's an impressive unlock for the game and it really changes exploration in radical ways. We decided to put the cycle to the test by pulling off sick wheelies, sick jumps, sick experiments, sick combat, and a whole lot more. We even get into some sick spoilers, so be wary if you haven't defeated Ganondorf yet, or you want to keep the DLC a surpise.
You can watch the video below with Benjamin Reeves, Leo Vader, and me to see just how sick Breath of the Wild can get.
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