In Untitled Wheelie Game on Roblox, upgrading and customizing your ride is the primary way to boost top speed, improve acceleration, and unlock advanced stunt mechanics like double-hand drags and no-handers. Players purchase parts through the in-game Custom Shop using cash earned from jobs and wheelies.
Depending on whether you ride a gas-powered model, an e-bike, or a moped, available upgrades range from internal electrical components like controllers and batteries to mechanical parts like modded engines, exhausts, street tires, and cosmetic body pieces.
Core Bike Parts and Upgrade Options
Upgrades in Untitled Wheelie Game fall into distinct categories: performance power units, handling hardware, stunt aids, and visual mods. While some parts are universal, others depend on the specific bike platform, such as e-bike electric systems versus combustion engines.
The following table summarizes the bike parts, known prices, and functional roles documented from player tests and in-game shop menus:
| Part / Upgrade | Observed Cost | Primary Effect / Function | Source Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| EBMX Controller | $5,000 | Drastically raises power output and speed for e-bikes like the Summon LBX | Player test |
| Chi Battery | $2,500 | High-capacity battery upgrade paired with modded controllers | Player test |
| 72-V Battery | Varies | Upgraded voltage system (equipped on builds like the Jetson) | Player test |
| Modded Engine | $1,800 | Significantly increases torque and top speed (observed on Scrambler) | Player test |
| Mega Engine | $5,000 | Extreme-tier motor mod (observed lifting moped top speed to 165 mph) | Player test |
| Modded Exhaust | $900 | Performance exhaust mod for combustion-based bikes | Player test |
| Street Tires (Supermotos) | $750 | Road-oriented tire upgrade for cleaner grip and balance | Player test |
| Foot Brake | Varies | Enables manual balance stunts like double hand drags and no-handers | Player test |
| Front Plate | $50 | Cosmetic front number plate | Player test |
| Wheelie Bar | Varies | Stunt stability bar (noted in guides with a "15% less" modifier) | Third-party guide |
| Backfire (Levels 1–3) | Robux / Dev product | Exhaust backfire visual and sound effect added via September 2026 store updates | Official Roblox store data |
Controllers and Batteries (E-Bikes)
For electric bikes such as the Jetson and the Summon Light Bee X (LBX), performance hinges on electronic upgrades rather than traditional engine blocks:
- EBMX Controller: Costs $5,000 in cash. In player gameplay footage, combining this high-end controller with an upgraded battery allowed the Summon LBX to reach reported top speeds exceeding 150 mph.
- Chi Battery & 72-V Batteries: The Chi battery sells for $2,500. Upgrading battery voltage supplies the required power for high-output controllers, giving riders sustained acceleration necessary to maintain wheelies at speed.
Engines and Exhausts (Combustion Bikes)
Standard combustion bikes, such as the starter Roamer, the Scrambler, and the Junkyard Moped, rely on motor and exhaust swaps:
- Modded Engine: Costs $1,800 on mid-tier bikes like the Scrambler, lifting speed and torque to pop the front wheel up without dragging.
- Mega Engine: Available on specific builds like the Junkyard Moped for $5,000. Players testing this setup noted a jump in top speed from a stock 35 mph up to 165 mph.
- Exhaust Systems: Performance exhaust options, such as the $900 modded exhaust seen on the Scrambler, accompany engine upgrades to complete the bike's mechanical tuning.
Handling and Stunt Modifications
Not all parts in Untitled Wheelie Game focus solely on straight-line speed. Several parts alter physical handling and trick execution.
Foot Brakes
A standard bike relies on handlebar braking inputs. Installing a foot brake gives your character an additional control point. In community gameplay demonstrations, riders with foot brakes equipped could perform advanced trick inputs, such as dragging both hands on the asphalt or leaning back into hands-free wheelies while keeping the rear wheel balanced.
Street Tires and Supermotos
Listed in the shop for $750 on mid-range frames, street tires (also referred to as supermotos) swap knobby off-road rubber for slick asphalt tires.
Wheelie Bars and Shocks
- Wheelie Bar: Third-party guides point out that players should read the part description carefully before buying, since it is listed with a "15% less" tag attached to it.
- Suspension Shocks: Added in subsequent game updates. In early player reviews, however, suspension upgrades were noted to have minimal functional impact on dampening landing forces or physics bounce.
Custom Shop Cosmetics and Colors
Beyond mechanical parts, the Custom Shop lets players repaint individual bike components for in-game currency.
- Paint Fee: Applying paint adjustments costs approximately $50 in game cash per save.
- Customizable Zones: Color pickers apply separately to the frame, rims, front end, seat, handlebars, brake levers, and grips.
- Shop Color Indicators: When browsing parts in the shop UI, button colors signify inventory status:
- Green: The part is currently equipped on your active vehicle.
- Blue: You own the part, but it is not currently equipped.
- Dark / Grey: The part is unowned and available for purchase.
How to Earn Cash for Bike Parts
Fully modifying a Summon LBX requires roughly $7,500 in parts alone (on top of the $9,000 bike purchase price).
Players fund these parts primarily through delivery jobs:
- Pizza Delivery Job: Located at the neighborhood pizza shop featuring the giant rotating roof slice. Stepping onto the red circle inside starts a $250 timer. Reaching the marked house quickly yields around $200 to $289 per run depending on speed and travel distance.
- Post Office Deliveries: Mentioned in player footage as an alternate delivery job down the map that scales payouts based on the number of packages transported.
- Continuous Wheelies: Holding a wheelie on open roads builds a cash multiplier, though it trickles money much slower than completing direct delivery runs.
- Game Passes: Official Roblox store listings feature optional earning multipliers (X2 Job Earning, X3 Job Earning, X2 Wheelie Earning, and X3 Wheelie Earning) for players seeking faster income.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where do I buy and install bike parts in Untitled Wheelie Game?
You purchase parts at the Custom Shop building on the map. Walk inside on foot to open the shop interface, where you can browse mechanical upgrades, tires, accessories, and paint options.
What is the best upgrade order for a new bike?
Community players typically prioritize the controller/engine and battery first. Upgrading power output immediately increases acceleration and top speed, which cuts down delivery run times and makes raising the front wheel effortless. Handling parts like street tires and foot brakes can follow once your income speed is established.
Do cosmetic paint changes cost money?
Yes. Changing paint colors on components like your frame, rims, or seat costs around $50 per modification in in-game cash.
Why does the wheelie bar reduce earnings or performance?
According to third-party game guides, the wheelie bar is listed with a "15% less" tag attached to it, indicating it is not a straight improvement.
