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The HPV-200 was a small, one-person speeder designed for shopping and running errands in big cities or marketplaces. It was little more than a repulsorlift and a comfortable seat. It had a secure cargo basket mounted on the back. It was popular with the middle class as a way to avoid the hassle of mass transit. Some techs were known to upgrade the speeder by mounting a swoop bike's engine to the chassis. This doubled the performance, but made it more expensive and harder to control.

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rdfs:label	HVP-200 hover shopper
rdfs:comment	The HPV-200 was a small, one-person speeder designed for shopping and running errands in big cities or marketplaces. It was little more than a repulsorlift and a comfortable seat. It had a secure cargo basket mounted on the back. It was popular with the middle class as a way to avoid the hassle of mass transit. Some techs were known to upgrade the speeder by mounting a swoop bike's engine to the chassis. This doubled the performance, but made it more expensive and harder to control.
Era	Rise of the Empire era Rebellion era *New Jedi Order era
Length	2.0
dcterms:subject	Repulsorcraft Borliss Automation Concepts, Incorporated products
max accel	60.0
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Name	HVP-200 Hover Shopper
max alt	2.0
Model	HVP-200
Manufacturer	Borliss Automation Concepts, Incorporated
Capacity	300(xsd:integer)
Class	Speeder/Legends
Cost	400 credits 160 credits
Passengers	None
Crew	Pilot
abstract	The HPV-200 was a small, one-person speeder designed for shopping and running errands in big cities or marketplaces. It was little more than a repulsorlift and a comfortable seat. It had a secure cargo basket mounted on the back. It was popular with the middle class as a way to avoid the hassle of mass transit. Some techs were known to upgrade the speeder by mounting a swoop bike's engine to the chassis. This doubled the performance, but made it more expensive and harder to control.

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