Untitled Wheelie Game, developed by Untitled Wheelie Group on Roblox, combines arcade street-riding with physics-driven motorcycle simulation. Whether you want to pop sustained wheelies through busy streets, outrun oncoming traffic, or customize e-bikes like the Summon LBX, mastering the core mechanics early will save you hours of trial and error.

This guide covers everything you need to get started, from essential controls and wheelie balance techniques to running the most profitable money-making loops and upgrading your ride.

Controls and Perspective Settings

Operating your bike cleanly requires understanding throttle response, brake adjustments, and view settings.

The primary PC inputs include:

ActionInput (PC)In-Game Effect
Throttle / AccelerateWMoves the bike forward; lifts front wheel when combined with Shift
Brake / Slow DownS / Down ArrowSlows the bike; brings the front wheel down during a wheelie
Start WheelieShift + WPops the front wheel into the air
Combo Tricks1, 2, 3, 4Performs specific stunts (such as one-handers or seat stands)
Change CameraMouse Scroll WheelToggles between first-person and third-person perspectives

On mobile and console platforms, these functions map to on-screen numbered action buttons or controller D-pad inputs.

Third-person view is generally recommended when navigating traffic or delivering orders because it grants maximum peripheral awareness. In contrast, first-person view makes it easier to judge your bike's pitch angle against the horizon when holding long, technical wheelies.

How to Balance and Maintain a Wheelie

Lifting the front wheel is simple, but keeping it elevated without looping out or crashing requires precise balance control.

  1. Build Initial Speed: Accelerate forward before initiating a lift. Popping a wheelie from a dead stop leaves you with insufficient momentum, causing the bike to drop almost immediately.
  2. Hit the Balance Point: Press Shift and W to lift the front tire. As the front wheel nears the vertical sweet spot, release or tap the throttle.
  3. Feather the Throttle and Brake: Holding down the throttle continuously will cause the bike to flip over backward, dismounting your character. Tapping the brake (or S key) drops the front end back toward the ground. Balance is achieved by alternating micro-taps between the throttle and the brake.
  4. Practice in Safe Zones: When starting out, practice balancing on flat grassy areas rather than main highways. This keeps you away from traffic collisions while you build muscle memory for your bike's pitch threshold.

Bikes fitted with a wheelie bar or fender provide a visual scraping cue. When the bar touches the ground, easing off the throttle prevents looping without requiring heavy braking.

The Fastest Way to Make Money: Pizza Delivery

While holding wheelies slowly accrues cash and jumping off ramps provides minor one-off bonuses, pizza deliveries represent the primary and most efficient earning loop in the game.

How to Run Deliveries Step-by-Step

  1. Locate the Pizza Shop: Look for the building in the neighborhood topped with a large, rotating pizza slice visible from a distance.
  2. Accept the Order on Foot: Dismount your bike before entering. Walk inside and step onto the red circular marker labeled "pizza pickup." Your character will equip a delivery backpack.
  3. Watch the Countdown Timer: Accepting the job starts a delivery interface with a $250 payout counter that continuously ticks down every second. The faster you arrive at the target location, the higher your payout will be. Clean, uninterrupted runs typically pay between $200 and $289.
  4. Follow the Green Waypoint: Remount your bike and follow the green navigation arrow directly to the destination house.
  5. Clear the Green Ring: Drive through the illuminated green ring positioned outside the target residence. The job completes automatically and the remaining cash balance is deposited directly into your wallet.
  6. Return to the Shop: Head straight back to the pizza shop to pick up the next order.

If a run goes poorly—such as falling into a river or repeatedly crashing into oncoming vehicles—press the red END JOB button on your screen. This cancels the depleted order immediately so you can return to the shop for a fresh $250 delivery rather than finishing a run worth pocket change.

Buying Bikes and Upgrades

The cash earned from delivery runs fuels bike purchases, performance enhancements, and visual customization at the in-game shops.

Upgrading the Summon LBX

A popular target among players is the Summon LBX. In-game video demonstrations show the total investment to buy and fully maximize the bike:

  • Base Bike Purchase: $9,000
  • EBMX Controller: $5,000
  • Chi Battery: $2,500
  • Total Investment: Approximately $16,000 to $18,000 (including minor additions like custom foot brakes)

A fully modded Summon LBX can achieve in-game speeds exceeding 150 mph. Because delivery timer payouts scale based on speed and route efficiency, reaching target drop-offs on an 80+ mph bike significantly raises your hourly income.

Bike Customization

Visiting the custom shop allows you to modify your frame colors, rims, exhaust, and engine components. Applying custom paint jobs or swapping frame colors carries a standard $50 service fee. You can also equip bright wheel rim colors and performance tires to enhance handling.

Game Passes and Multipliers

Untitled Wheelie Group offers several optional game passes in the Roblox store for players looking to accelerate progression:

  • X2 and X3 Job Earning (299 and 499 Robux): Multiplies the payout received upon completing delivery runs. This is the most practical pass if you grind pizza jobs.
  • X2 and X3 Wheelie Earning (199 and 299 Robux): Increases passive income generated while maintaining a continuous wheelie.
  • NEVER PAY FINES (149 Robux): Protects your wallet from police fine deductions when caught by AI law enforcement.
  • Free Subway Travel (99 Robux): Unlocks fast transit around the map without paying in-game fares.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I progress without spending Robux?

Yes. The default starter bike is fully capable of completing neighborhood deliveries. Stacking delivery payouts allows you to buy faster bikes and aftermarket parts entirely through regular gameplay.

What happens if I crash during a delivery?

Crashing separates you from your bike and reduces your final payout because the $250 timer never stops ticking. However, the mission does not automatically fail. You can get back on your bike, remount, and drive to the green ring to collect whatever money remains on the clock.

How do I redeem codes in-game?

Click the Discord icon on the left side of your screen while spawned in the game. Enter the code into the text field and click the Redeem button to collect your reward.