H-9 Jezail

The H-9 Jezail is a supercharged pursuit motorcycle developed by Oryx Industries for use by law enforcement agencies worldwide. It is praised for its high speed and maneuverability, and can be modified for various combat roles.

History & Development
With a nimble frame developed for use in the narrow streetways of Dubai, the Jezail has an advanced hydraulics system that protects the vehicle and driver from high impact collisions with the street. Before it was introduced to the global market, the Jezail was originally going to include a pair of replaceable tracks that would allow the user to ride across patches of sand. This feature was never implemented into the main chassis, however, but was instead offered as a supplementary part.

Starting in 2082, the H-9 Jezail was adopted by the United Coalition Armed Forces for street patrol units. The standard Jezail used by the UCAF quickly became known as the "Fast-Trak" and was outfitted with two .38 caliber submachine guns wirelessly connected to the pilot's neural implants, allowing them to fire on command. These submachine guns are often used against light vehicles, but have been used to disperse crowds during protests.

Trivia

 * The H-9 Jezail was named after the rudimentary handmade rifles developed commonly used in Central Asia and the Middle East in the 19th Century. The weapon was very popular among Pashtun tribesman, and was renowned for it's incredibly long barrel.