Wheelie Rider

About Wheelie Rider

Open the throttle and the front wheel lifts. Keep it there. Wheelie Rider is all about the balance point: pulse the gas to keep the needle in the green zone, tap the rear brake when the bike climbs too high, and never let the tail drag on the asphalt — or worse, loop out on your back.

Coins flow for every second on one wheel and land in your pocket when the front comes down safely. Hit a car in the middle of a wheelie and that wheelie pays nothing. Chain wheelies and close passes for a combo bonus, hold a stunt — feet up, one hand, no hands, superman — for double money, and keep an eye on the fuel gauge.

Spend your coins on ten bikes from a 110 cc commuter to a 389 km/h hyperbike, upgrade speed, brakes and handling, unlock the highway and the countryside, and tick off 24 missions.

Features

• A real balance game: throttle lifts the front, rear brake brings it down
• Green balance zone pays 1.5x, tail scraping pays a third
• 10 bikes: commuter, retro, scooter, dirt bike, naked, cruiser, sport, superbike, hyperbike
• 3 upgrades per bike: speed, brakes, handling
• 3 maps: city avenue, highway, countryside road with traffic
• Stunts, combos, close passes, 24 missions and a daily reward
• Landscape screen, big two-thumb buttons or tilt steering
• Plays offline, English and Vietnamese

How to play

1. Hold GAS (bottom right) to speed up and lift the front wheel.
2. Pulse GAS to keep the needle of the angle gauge in the green zone.
3. If the front goes too high, tap BRAKE to bring it down before the tail scrapes.
4. Steer with ◀ ▶ (bottom left) to change lanes and avoid the cars.
5. While wheeling high, hold STUNT for a trick and more coins. Land safely to bank the money.

Tips & tricks

• Start a wheelie in a low gear at moderate speed: the front lifts much more easily.
• Let off the gas a little before the green zone — the bike keeps rising for a moment.
• Change lanes before you start a long wheelie, steering is slower on one wheel.
• Turn off Easy Wheelie in the settings when you want the real challenge.
• The heavy cruiser balances at 75° instead of 65°.

Frequently asked questions