Forester "Jack of Spades"

The Forester Jack BX11 (commonly known as the "Jack of Spades") is a chopper-style motorcycle designed by Forester Motorworks. It is the first in a series of four motorcycles called "The Forester Deck", and is by far the easiest to come by.

History & Development
The Jack's frame is derived from the 2038 "Mariner", which was a best seller until it's production was halted after the discovery of one too many safety hazards. The Jack aimed to fix what was wrong with the Mariner, and did so successfully, being much less prone to engine combustion and swerving.

The Jack was so well-made, in fact, that it was only subject to one rework, modifying the swingarm to provide a smoother ride.

Trivia

 * The common term for a Forester Jack that is in poor condition is a "Forester Jester", poking fun at it's card-related name.
 * The Forester Jack was not released in Japan until 2070, due to vehicle laws that restricted it's use. However, upon it's release in Tokyo, it became extremely popular throughout the country; more popular than anywhere else, for that matter.