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.
• Event gifts — some limited bikes are gifted to every player who logs in during an event window and stay in the garage after it ends. Gravestone, the Halloween rally bike, is gifted from October 26 to November 30, 2026.
• 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.