By Mack Martin
Two Wheels, Too Mean: The Daemon and Cybermoto in Combat Zone
The streets of Night City never sleep, and some of the newest rides hitting the Combat Zone are ready to burn rubber and blaze trails—sometimes literally. These aren’t your average scooters; these are high-octane death machines built for speed, firepower, and battlefield flexibility. Whether you’re weaving through a riot line or launching a surprise strike from a trash-laced alley, the Daemon Superbike and M-Industries Cybermoto give your crew new ways to hit hard, ride fast, and rule the road.
Motorcycles in Combat Zone bring a whole new kind of mobility to your games. Unlike larger vehicles, they’re agile, quick to turn, and perfectly suited for getting melee monsters or fragile support pieces exactly where they need to be. With the ability to weave as they blaze across terrain without chewing through too many actions, bikes don’t just support your game plan—they are the game plan.
Let’s take a look at the newest beasts built for the Zone.
The Daemon Superbike: Born to Burn
Built for pure carnage, the Daemon Superbike is Combat Zone’s answer to the eternal question: “What if we strapped on a flamethrower?”
This bike isn’t subtle, and it’s not supposed to be. The Daemon comes with the Battle Built ability, which allows its riders to [RE]act whenever the vehicle is damaged. In the world of Combat Zone, where incoming fire is a promise and not a possibility, this lets your gunner (or driver) return fire, hurl a grenade, or pull a quick dodge while screaming through enemy lines. It turns your bike into a trap on wheels—every time your enemies try to take it down, they pay for it.
And then there are the mods.
The Daemon Superbike comes locked and loaded with a mounted car cannon—a high-caliber statement piece that says “get out of my way” in about six languages. The mounted flamethrower, on the other hand, says, “I’m not slowing down.” Together, these two weapons let you fire across arcs, torch clusters of enemies, and shred armor before your opponent can blink. It’s a death-dealing platform that plays offense even on defense.
This bike pairs best with aggressive crews who don’t mind starting trouble. Drop your berserker in the driver seat and a gunner in the back, then ride directly into chaos. If the bike survives? Great. If it doesn’t? At least the bodies are still smoldering.
M-Industries Cybermoto: Precision on Patrol
If the Daemon is a flaming sledgehammer, the M-Industries Cybermoto is a mono-scalpel. This slick, cyber-tuned ride is all about control, positioning, and versatility, making it ideal for players who want their ride to do more than just explode glamorously.
What makes the Cybermoto special? Its off-road suspension grants the bike Accurate when it moves over obstacles. That means you can vault trash piles, debris, and barricades with impunity—and get better shots while doing it. Combine that with clever driving and Combat Zone’s bendable movement mechanics, and you’ve got a vehicle that doesn’t just move well—it moves deadly.
The Cybermoto also comes with the Saddle Rifle, a pintle-mounted weapon the driver can detach and take with them when disembarking. This turns your vehicle into a mobile armory—drop off a shooter mid-match and leave them with some serious firepower. Need to hold an objective or threaten a flank? Park, pop off, and post up.
Beyond weapons, the Cybermoto comes stacked with upgrades. Fuel Injectors give you the burst of movement you need to pull off surprise charges or sudden escapes. A Reinforced Frame adds a bit of resilience, letting you soak just enough damage to matter in a street-level skirmish. These mods turn the Cybermoto into a utility machine—one that can hold its own in a firefight while still getting your models where they need to be.
This bike is perfect for surgical strikes and scenario play. Need to get a model onto a control point and still have teeth left to fight with? Cybermoto is your ride.
The Road Belongs to You
The Daemon and Cybermoto open up new tactical choices, new gear combos, and new cinematic moments for your Combat Zone games. Whether you're blazing through alleys on fire or rolling obstacles like they’re speed bumps, these bikes are more than just transport—they’re centerpieces.
Each motorcycle comes with its own vehicle card, a rider card, and a handful of universal mods. They are fully compatible with all standard and custom crew builds, and can be mixed and matched with the mods in other kits. Drop them into any game, let your team loose, and watch the battlefield evolve. Because in the Combat Zone, victory often goes to whoever gets there first—or blows everything up on the way out.
So, prepare your crew for when these drop this year. The streets are hungry.
