NexRide DIRTBIKES Dirtbikes and Trails in NexRide

The Dirtbikes and Trails update (24–26 October 2026) pushed NexRide past pure asphalt cruising. Funspace Studio’s free Roblox e-bike city game already had deliveries, wheelies, and police heat; this patch added off-road routes, dirtbike fantasy, and options like Glacier Zuttio with NexTune so riders leave the downtown grid without abandoning the same READY and phone systems. This guide explains how to approach trails, what to bring, how money still works off pavement, and how the update fits the rest of the wiki.

If you cannot start the bike yet, stop and finish Controls and Startup. If your wallet is empty, farm with How to Make Money before chasing premium dirt toys.

What the update actually changed

• Added dirtbike-focused riding and trail spaces beyond the core city blocks.
• Highlighted Glacier Zuttio with NexTune as a trails-era machine to chase or try.
• Kept the shared loop: phone (T), Next Dash cash, Bike Hub charging, Spoke & Volt shopping, police rules.
• Gave content creators and players a reason to film jumps and packed dirt instead of only street wheelies.

Treat trails as a new biome for the same account progress, not a separate game mode with different codes. Promo strings still redeem on T → Store → CODES — live list on Codes.

NexRide Dirtbikes and Trails update

Before you leave asphalt

Checklist:

1. Confirm READY (key on 1, NFC/key use, kickstand up, charger unplugged).
2. Charge at Bike Hub until you are comfortable with the EX1’s ~27 mi class range — or bring Infinite Battery if you own it (Charging and Battery, Game Passes).
3. Open T → Maps and note how to return to Bike Hub when you are done playing in the dirt.
4. Bank a Next Dash payout or code cash so a crash-heavy trail session does not strand you broke.
5. Skim Police Chases — heat still matters when you re-enter city streets hot from trail speed.

City bikes vs trail intent

Bike	Price / access	Trail notes
EX1	Starter (55 mph / 27 mi / 9 kW)	Fine for learning trail entrances; mind battery
ZOOTIO	$2,000	First upgrade many riders take into mixed routes
NXR K10	$3,000	Stronger mid option for longer loops
ZORAN Z24 HP	$7,500	High-power city/trail flex
STARKEN	$15,000	End-wallet flex; still charge unless Infinite Battery
Glacier Zuttio	Trails-era / NexTune	Update showcase bike — prioritize if you main dirt

Buy and swap at Spoke & Volt after routing to Bike Hub. Compare overall rankings on the Tier List when two prices feel close.

Riding trails well

Dirt punishes the same mistakes street riding does, plus a few new ones:

• Enter slow. Learn the first crest and the first off-camber before you pin W.
• Wheelies are optional. Shift+W still pays ~$2/sec on suitable stretches, but a lofted front wheel on loose dirt is how you eat Space recovery.
• Brake before jumps you do not know. Crashes cost time; R respawns a destroyed bike but breaks flow.
• Watch battery. Climbing and soft surfaces make “27 mi” feel shorter — plan a Hub return.
• Rejoin the city with a cool head. Blasting from trail mouth into intersections is free police attention.

Use E when trail props or gates expose interact prompts. Keep the phone bound to T so you can abandon a dead-end exploration and remap to Hub without memorizing every dirt fork.

Money on and after trails

Trails are content and vibes; Next Dash remains the reliable cash spine at ~$166–176 per order. A smart session mixes both:

1. Redeem codes / claim group $1000 if needed.
2. Run two city deliveries to warm up and fund risk.
3. Ride a trail loop for fun, clips, and Glacier Zuttio testing.
4. If police engage on the return, decide whether the On the Run $400–600 bounty is worth a five-minute escape.
5. Charge, then either shop Spoke & Volt or chain more deliveries.

Near misses ($3) are mostly a street tool. Do not force them on single-track dirt. Full payout ranking: How to Make Money.

Glacier Zuttio and NexTune

Glacier Zuttio is the headline trails-era bike players ask about after the October event. NexTune branding marks it as more than a palette swap — treat it as the dirt specialist on your shopping list once ZOOTIO / NXR money is handled, unless you are specifically saving straight for STARKEN street dominance. Exact stock and tune slots can shift with patches; check Updates after each Funspace drop and confirm purchase at Spoke & Volt rather than trusting a rumor price.

Session plans

Short trail taste (15 minutes)
Charge → Maps pin Hub → ride to the nearest dirt entrance on EX1 or ZOOTIO → one loop → return before battery anxiety → one Next Dash.

Dirt main (45 minutes)
Full charge or Infinite Battery → optional code 2x window spent on two fast deliveries first → longer trail exploration on Glacier Zuttio or ZORAN → Hub charge → Spoke & Volt if you hit a price goal.

Creator route
Warm controls on asphalt (Controls and Startup) → film one clean trail line → one wheelie street outro → stop before police turn the take into a fine compilation.

How this page links the rest of the wiki

• Day-one context: Getting Started
• Inputs and recovery: Controls and Startup
• Funding upgrades: How to Make Money and Codes
• Range: Charging and Battery
• Heat on re-entry: Police Chases
• Passes that help long dirt days: Game Passes
• Index: Guides Hub
• Place / studio links: Official Links
• Patch history: Updates

Dirtbikes and Trails did not replace the city — it gave NexRide a second surface. Keep READY discipline, keep Hub on your Maps list, and spend trail time on purpose instead of discovering an empty battery at the farthest berm.