Reever

"This is it. The very pinnacle of human ingenuity. Centuries of innovation, strides in engineering, architecture, and masturbation, have all come together for the Reever, the power cruiser with a race engine designed to work just as well on the road as your crotch."

- Legendary Motorsport description

The Western Reever is a custom motorcycle featured in Grand Theft Auto Online as part of The Contract update.

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The bike is primarily based on the ARCH Method 143, with specific styling cues taken from the ARCH Nazaré motorcycle from Cyberpunk 2077, a custom variant of the 143 made for the game.

The bike features a front mudguard mounted on the black fork legs, while the upper area uses bulky fork tubes, a silver circular headlight housing with three vertical strips and a small windshield. There is a long panel that is finished in CFRP and bears silver "REEV" lettering in a vertical positioning, along with a "Race Generic" digital display derived from the Diabolus, two independent handlebars on either side of a black upper plate and mirror wings.

The main body is mainly composed of the fuel tank with what looks like black vertical side intakes on the front, black panels on the rear and a CFRP detail below, as well as a lower fairing with black details on its front and underside. The engine bay is rather exposed and reveals two exhaust pipes coming from each cylinder block, with the frontal one seen on the right-hand side and the rear one on the left-hand side. The rearmost sections of the engine bay mount the corresponding foot pegs for the rider.

The rear section consists of a long rear fairing that house a long grey seat for the rider, a black detail with a license plate on the underside and a single red tail lamp on the end that is surrounded by a silver detail, while two wide exhaust mufflers are seen with a CFRP detail around and silver tips bearing filters. The rear wheel is connected by a single black swingarm on the left-hand side that mounts the rear mudguard and is supported by a single suspension shock/spring. The same suspension components are seen passing through a rear frame with a large opening, while the chain drive and sprocket are seen on the left-hand side.

The primary color of the bike is applied on the bodywork and the bolts of the stock rims, while the secondary color is applied on the outer tips of the mudguards and the surrounding of the stock rims. It uses a set of plain, concave rims fitted with Fukaru medium-profile tires. The rims also support a dedicated wheel color, which can be painted by selecting a custom rear wheel, applying a color and change back to the stock wheel (as it won't reset to the default alloy color). In addition, the stock rims give a slightly darker tint/shade to the wheel color and the secondary color.

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The bike is powered by a pushrod V-Twin engine evidenced by the details on the cylinder blocks and is coupled to a 5-speed gearbox. Its engine sound is derived from the Esskey, appearing to be a lower-pitched variation of the sound used on bikes such as the BF400 and the Manchez.

Installing any "Backrest" modification will increase its traction slightly, in the same way as a spoiler.

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 * A Reever appears as one of the possible target vehicles in the Security Contract: Vehicle Recovery mission, owned by a member of the Sprunk Grand Prix bike race team.

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 * Available from Legendary Motorsport for $1,900,000.
 * Can be found in the lower level of the Agency garage but can not be used outside of missions.

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 * The bike's name is taken from actor, the co-founder of Arch Motorcycles. Reeves also played the popular character Johnny Silverhand in Cyberpunk 2077, where the Reever's inspiration, the Nazaré, comes from.
 * The "Reever" livery is evidently based on the ones from the real-life ARCH Method 143 and the fictional Nazaré.
 * The default radio stations for the Reever are MOTOMAMI Los Santos, Still Slipping Los Santos, and Non-Stop-Pop FM.

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 * When selecting the "Exhausts" category in a mod shop, the camera becomes twitchy and unresponsive, and will move itself back to the rear of the bike if the player attempts to turn the camera around. This issue is more noticeable in smaller garages like the Los Santos Customs shop in Route 68 or the Beeker's Garage shop in Paleto Bay.
 * This issue is also present on the Tailgater S.