Bicycle corps

[SexyTent]

Bicycle units played a remarkable role in the Japanese Army during World War II.
I am confident that we will eventually see them as a Rider class at Enlisted.

And Japan was not the only country that used bicycles.
Each country had mechanized (LOL) units that used bicycles as their primary means of transportation.
They saved serious logistics and were active as reconnaissance, surprise, cavalry, and engineering troops because they had faster movement speed than infantry.

The U.S. 25th Infantry Regiment during a bicycle exercise at Fort Missouri Garrison, Montana.

A bicycle company of the British 36th Division on the Western Front.

An Italian Army Bersaglieri unit during World War I.

A German bicycle unit during operations in Latvia. An MG34 light machine gun, machine gun ammunition boxes, and hand grenades are strapped to a bicycle.

[mergenthewise]

I really want to see you driving those things within 70 meters or so sized maps

[MrsDetective]

[_i4i]

notice how the 3 dudes in front, all throwing daggers(staring) at those riding in half track, while there pushing that weight. hehe
throwing daggers
idiom. : to look at (someone) in an angry way .

[MrsDetective]

But still not bad idea, if we get bigger maps. I remember good old times in Heroes & Generals with bicycle.

[Valkay]

@MrsDetective

Heroes & Generals with bicycle.

Now I remembered running over a careless sniper with a bike great times.

[lovhes]

killing enemies by running them over is always fun. extra point if you do it with a tank to an unsuspecting enemy.

[iso_seppo123]

Let us install mines to the bikes like in HG