Customizing your ride in Untitled Wheelie Game is essential if you want your bike to match your style and handle steep wheelie angles. Whether you ride a basic starter bike, a Scrambler, or a Summon Light Bee X (LBX), the game provides both visual options and mechanical performance upgrades.
This guide breaks down how to access the custom shop, what cosmetic options exist, which performance parts are available, and how much in-game money you need to build your ideal setup.
How to Access the Custom Shop
The customization shop is located near the main spawn neighborhood. To access the upgrade menu, follow these steps:
- Dismount your vehicle before interacting with the shop trigger, as driving straight into the area prevents menus from loading.
- Approach the custom shop building and click the prompt to enter the garage menu.
- Pay attention to the shop interface color indicators:
- Green: Currently equipped part.
- Blue: Owned part in your inventory.
- Dark: Unpurchased item that requires in-game cash.
Visual Customization and Paint Options
Cosmetic customization allows you to personalize nearly every visible part of your motorcycle or e-bike. Testing shows that saving new paint colors costs around $50 in in-game cash per adjustment.
You can modify several visual components across most bikes:
- Frame: Apply custom palette colors, ranging from black and white to bright neon hues.
- Rims: Change wheel rim colors independently from the frame.
- Grips and Handlebars: Switch handlebar styling to chrome, gray, or custom shades.
- Brake Levers: Paint levers with accent colors to contrast your grips.
- Seat and Front End: Adjust the color of the saddle and front fork structure.
Player tests have noted occasional saving quirks where despawning or switching bikes immediately after painting may reset visual modifications. To make sure your customizations stick, save your settings in the garage menu before taking the bike out onto the streets.
Performance Upgrades and Available Parts
Beyond appearance, parts upgrades directly alter your bike's top speed, throttle response, and wheelie balance. According to game documentation and player testing, increasing acceleration makes it considerably easier to pull the front wheel up without stalling.
| Part Category | Available Upgrades & Examples | Typical In-Game Cost | Function & Gameplay Impact |
|---|---|---|---|
| Engine / Motor | Modded Engine | ~$1,800 | Increases top speed and torque for faster launches. |
| Tires | Street Tires / Supermotos | ~$750 | Improves road grip and street stability during tricks. |
| Electrical (E-Bikes) | Chai / Try Battery | Varies by bike | Provides upgraded power output for electric platforms. |
| Controller | EBMX Controller | Varies by bike | Enhances electric throttle curve and response time. |
| Body / Add-ons | Front Number Plate | ~$50 | Cosmetic front shield. |
| Exhaust | Aftermarket Exhaust | ~$900 | Purchasable exhaust part upgrade. |
| Braking | Upgraded Foot Brake | Varies by bike | Shortens stopping distance and helps regulate wheelie angle. |
The official store also introduced developer products for backfire modifications (ranging from Install Backfire to Level 2 and Level 3 Backfire), allowing bikes to produce exhaust pops during rides.
Budgeting for Upgrades and E-Bike Builds
The cost of modifying your vehicle depends on your bike platform:
- Intermediate Builds (such as the Scrambler): The base bike costs $2,000 cash, with top speeds around 55 mph and a base torque rating of 19, and can be upgraded with parts like a front plate ($50), street tires ($750), an exhaust ($900), and a modded engine ($1,800).
- High-End E-Bikes (such as the LBX): Experienced players report that building a fully modded Summon Light Bee X (including the chassis, upgraded battery, EBMX controller, and performance tires) typically requires between 16 to 18k in-game cash.
How to Earn Cash for Upgrades
All standard upgrades are purchased using in-game money. You do not need to spend Robux to build a fully tuned bike. The primary ways to grind cash include:
- Pizza Deliveries: Pick up orders at the pizza shop and navigate through traffic to the designated drop-off marker. Faster deliveries yield higher payouts (often $100 to over $220 per run), while taking too long gradually reduces your reward.
- Post Office Jobs: In recent updates, players can haul packages from the post office, where stacking multiple boxes increases your overall payout upon arrival.
- Holding Wheelies: Balancing on the rear wheel generates cash as you travel across the map.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do performance upgrades make holding wheelies easier?
Yes. Upgraded engines and controllers improve torque, which allows your bike to lift its front wheel at lower speeds. Upgraded brakes also help you tap the rear brake to avoid looping backward when you pass your balance point.
Do I need a game pass to customize bikes?
No. While a standalone "Bike Customization" game pass was registered on June 5, 2026, store records show it was later taken off sale. In-game customization and performance parts can be bought directly with cash earned from jobs and wheelies.
What should I upgrade first on a new bike?
Street tires and an engine upgrade give the most noticeable improvements. Engine upgrades raise acceleration and top speed, which makes getting the front wheel up noticeably easier.
