Gameplay and stunt riding tips for beginners

Tune the controls before you ride

Before the first delivery, open settings and adjust button size and position. Throttle and brake need to sit comfortably under your thumb, because you will switch between them constantly.

Learning the wheelie

1. 1Find a straight, empty street away from traffic.
2. 2Accelerate until the bike builds speed and hold the throttle steady.
3. 3Pull the wheelie command and ease off the throttle to find the balance point.
4. 4Correct with the rear brake when the bike goes past the point and starts falling back.

Stoppie and burnout

A stoppie needs strong front brake with your body leaning forward. A burnout is done standing still, front brake locked and throttle open. Practice both in empty areas: in traffic they usually end in a crash.

Survive the traffic

• Respect traffic lights on timed deliveries — crashing costs more than waiting.
• Do not wheelie on avenues with cars: one bump throws you off and cancels the job.
• Use parallel streets to cut distance and reduce collision risk.
• Keep your distance: the in-game brake is not instant.

Save money in the first hours

Do not swap bikes before improving the one you have. Performance parts cost less and change the result more than a new bike paid for with hours of deliveries.

Play with friends

Stunt meetups with your crew are the best way to practice: one films, another tries, and everyone learns. On a private server you can also set rules, such as stunts only or a timed delivery championship.

Phone performance

If the game stutters during stunts, lower the graphics quality and close background apps. Stable frame rate matters more than pretty textures when you are trying to hold a wheelie.