The internet has been flooded with different schematics for wild vehicles in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. Most of these vehicles, though, require tons of different parts. The airbike is something every Zelda player should consider putting together because it only requires a couple of parts to build. Here's how you can make one.
How to make an Airbike in TOTK (Zelda Tears of the Kingdom)
The airbike might just be the easiest vehicle to build in Tears of the Kingdom. All players are going to need is a steering stick and two fans.
To assemble it, I found it best to get to an elevated area with a flat surface, preferably a block, to work on. Start by placing the Steering Stick on the flat surface facing toward Link.
Take one fan with Ultrahand, raise it upright, and twist it facing away. Then, tilt it up once, so that the fan is pointing at a 45% angle downward; this is how the airbike gets off the ground.
Take the fan in this position and attach the top of the fan to the tip of the steering stick, like so.
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After that, players can move the steering stick off the surface. Take the second fan and rotate it to that same 45% angle. This time, though, attach the bottom of the fan to the back of the steering stick.
When I did this, I found it can be difficult getting on the steering stick if the fan in the back is too crunched up. This fan really needs to be at the edge of the steering stick so that Link has enough room to get on and steer.
If done correctly, players should have a fully functional airbike! It can ride around the entirety of Hyrule—just make sure to bring plenty of Zonai charges.
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Shane Foley is both a huge gamer and a Contributing Writer at Pro Game Guides. He's been gaming ever since the Nintendo 64 came out, and he knows everything there is to know about Pokémon, Fire Emblem, Zelda, and several other Nintendo franchises.