Help & FAQ

W accelerates, A/D steer and S brakes; Separate brakes makes S the front brake. B applies the rear brake. Arrow keys shift weight and lean; C operates the clutch. On touch, use Gas, Brake and Stick, Slider or Tilt. Manual gears use Q/E; I starts or stops the engine.

Match distance to the junction, then read the tulip and CAP. Trace the incoming line to the exit arrow. The pin marks the distance reference. Printed TOTAL is cumulative; printed PARTIAL is the interval from the previous note. Your partial trip measures distance since its last reset. Check whether CAP is an exit, average or calculated bearing. 1 / [ / 2 / ] browse the book; scrolling does not complete a waypoint.

Start with gas, braking and turning in the training yard. At player Level 7, advanced riding opens with body position, separate brakes, slides, wheelies and jumps. Stock loan bikes are supplied; no ownership is required.

In Jam, hold J or Wheelie to find balance with Guard or No guard. Release below 35% gas to float; hold clutch to coast. For a manual lift, shift weight back and add gas, or release a revved clutch. Balance with small gas and weight corrections; tap B or Rear to lower the front. Challenges require the stated assistance level and a controlled landing.

Approach a ramp straight. In the air, W or Gas raises the nose; S or a brake lowers it. Centre weight to align for landing. Steer to whip; release to tuck back in. On a Trials bike, hold Space or Hop to preload, then release.

Use R or Remount now after a crash. In supported solo practice, Track returns to the route and Map offers help. Simulation requires navigation recovery; outside rescue retires the classified stage but retains earned navigation. Festival recovery returns to the last cleared gate without resetting the clock.

Training pauses when you open the roadbook or press Esc/P. In Simulation, reading keeps event time running. Esc/P or Suspend closes the instruments and saves the ride; resume from Saved rallies.

Press V to change camera and hold L to look down at the instruments. On touch, use Look down or open Pause → Camera. Display settings adjust the view.

Garage shows each bike’s requirements and progress. Unlocks use points, lessons or riding challenges; some require manual stunts. Track up to two goals. Paint and tuning save for owned bikes; a stock try-out does not grant ownership.

In Training, pause and open Settings → Keyboard. In Simulation, Suspend, return to the menu and change Settings before resuming from Saved rallies. Expand Keyboard bindings, select a primary or alternate key and press its replacement. Used keys swap; Esc cancels capture. Changes save on this device.

Buy bikes, rider gear and performance upgrades in Garage. Paid parts apply to owned bikes in solo free rides, local Jam and custom practice. Leaderboard stages, online sessions, ghost races and stock loan bikes use standard performance. Colours and ride setup are free.

Begin with riding basics, then short roadbooks and the mixed riding check. Already know roadbooks? Learn offers a simulator orientation and a roadbook placement ride. Placement opens the course entry; player-level unlocks remain separate. Advanced riding is optional at player Level 7.

Recovered practice, borrowed bikes and assisted runs have scoring restrictions. Manual challenges check the bike, assistance and safe finish; progress may count only after a controlled landing. Garage and Achievements show the exact requirements.

No. The park supplies a stock Trials 300 for practice. Your owned bikes and Garage selection are preserved when you leave.

Only Public rooms appear in Live lobbies. Use a link or code for Invite-only rooms. Both riders must be connected and the host must keep the room open. Refresh if a Public room was just created.

While connected, choose Download event in a solo Simulation briefing; resume through Saved rallies. Other browser content depends on cached assets. The Windows app bundles solo content. Multiplayer, account sync and optional media need a connection. Clearing browser data removes local downloads and saves.

Progress saves locally in your browser profile; the Windows app has separate local saves. Check account sync before switching devices. Export a save backup before clearing browser data.

Open Settings → Display → Colour theme. System follows your device preference. Your choice saves in this browser; riding instruments keep their dark surfaces.

All mode guides remain on this page. Use Show first-time tips again below to restore them when you next open a mode.

Lower graphics quality in Settings → Graphics and close other demanding tabs. Pause Training or suspend Simulation before changing settings.

Try landscape orientation, then choose Stick, Slider or Tilt in Settings → Touch. Adjust the gas control range to suit your reach. Pause Training or suspend Simulation before changing settings.

Full: All HUD elements available in this mode. Navigation only: Roadbook, instrument readings, GPS guidance and brief warnings. Minimal: Instrument readings and brief warnings. Bike instruments only: Read the instruments on the bike; only brief warnings remain on the HUD. Individual switches create a Custom layout; choosing a preset replaces them. Advanced rallies require Bike instruments only.

Choose the event and year you want to practise. The reference sets roadbook conventions; Simulation also uses its supported sporting rules. It does not load the real event’s route. For a first school lesson, use the recommended sample. Provisional references have unverified event details.

Balanced Rally suits mixed road and dirt. Fast Rally favours stability on open dirt stages. Twisty Rally uses shorter gearing and quicker steering for winding dirt. Road uses supermoto tyres for asphalt, with less loose-ground grip. Presets change ride setup; they do not buy performance upgrades.