Bikes & Garage

Your garage holds every bike you own. Equip one, and it’s what you ride.

Cosmetic only — no pay-to-win

This is a hard rule. Every bike shares identical competitive physics. Rarity, price, and looks never change speed, grip, or lap time. A free starter bike and the rarest limited edition post the same times in the same hands.

That means the leaderboard measures one thing: how well you race. Spending changes how you look, never how you finish.

Rarity

Every bike carries a rarity — Common, Rare, Epic and up. Rarity is about look and ownership, never performance (see the cosmetic-only rule above). It splits into two kinds of bikes:

• Common bikes are never minted as NFTs. They’re sold in the store for GEARS and simply live in your garage.
• Rare, Epic and higher bikes can be sold through the store or issued as NFTs. When a bike is issued as an NFT, you genuinely own it on-chain — yours to keep, transfer, or resell.

Getting bikes

• Free — a starter bike is always equipped, from your very first race.
• Store — buy Common bikes with GEARS and selected higher-rarity cosmetics with supported store currencies (see the Store).
• Prizes — tournaments can award NFT bikes. Season prizes are paid in GEARS, not bikes.

True ownership

NFT bike drops are genuinely owned in your wallet — yours to keep, transfer, or resell. Store bikes stay in your garage without changing competitive performance. See Bikes as NFTs for how on-chain ownership works.