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Map Extension THROTTLEMotorcycle racing Guide: Tricks that give you an edge

Map Extension THROTTLE (BETA) Motorcycle racing
Shenanigan_Studio, Playing 347, Rating 91.9%
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Overview

Map Extension THROTTLE is a motorcycle racing game set on the Dallas Express street circuit, where up to 50 riders compete at once for cash and rewards. This guide covers the basics of getting started, upgrading your bike, pulling off special tricks, and handling the track's changing weather and time of day.

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01

Tricks that give you an edge

Tips
In short Wheelies, burnouts, and stoppies each serve a different purpose.

The game gives you three core tricks to work with.

Tips worth knowing
  • Use burnouts to build speed.
  • Pull wheelies to boost acceleration.
  • Use stoppies when braking sharply.
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02

Weather and time of day on the Dallas Express

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In short Dynamic weather and the day/night cycle actively change how your bike handles.

The Dallas Express has a live weather system and a day/night cycle that both affect your performance on track.

Worth watching out for
Night racing cuts your visibility.
Rain changes your tire grip.
Adjust your bike settings when the weather shifts.
03

Earning and spending cash

Summary
In short Cash comes from races and quests, and spending it on bike upgrades is the way to become more competitive.

Cash is the main currency in the game. You earn it by racing and completing quests, then spend it in the upgrade system to improve your bike's performance.

  • Cash sources races and quests both pay out rewards you can put toward upgrades.
  • Upgradeable parts engine, tires, and brakes can all be improved separately.
04

Playing with a crew

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In short Racing with friends and using private servers lets you practice together and tackle quests as a group.

Up to 50 players can race on the same track at once. The game also gives crews their own space to train.

  • Complete quests together to earn cash.
  • Use private servers to practice with your crew.
  • Attend daily community meet-ups to connect with other players.
05

New bikes released every week

Tips
In short Checking each week's new bike and testing it on the track keeps your setup current.

The roster expands on a weekly basis. Since each new bike has different performance characteristics, staying on top of releases is part of staying competitive.

Tips worth knowing
  • Check the game each week to see what new bike has been added.
  • Compare new models against your current bike.

Glossary

Glossary
Wheelie
A trick where the front wheel lifts off the ground, used to boost acceleration.
Burnout
A trick where the tires spin and slip to build speed.
Stoppie
A trick where the rear wheel lifts off the ground during hard braking.
Cash
The in-game currency earned from races and quests, used to upgrade your bike's parts.
Dallas Express
The street racing circuit where all races take place, featuring a dynamic weather system and day/night cycle.
Private server
A crew-only session where you and your friends can race and practice without other players joining.

Common questions

FAQ

How many players can race on the same track at once?

Up to 50 players can compete on the Dallas Express at the same time.

How do I get new bikes?

New bikes are released every week and can be unlocked using cash earned from races and quests.

Do weather and time of day actually affect my bike?

Yes — rain changes your tire grip and night riding reduces visibility, both of which can affect your racing.

Updated Oct 24, 2026
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