Chained Bike Racing 3D
Two bikes chained together, so every input by one rider drags the other.

The chain is the whole game. Two bikes move as one unstable object, and the moment one falls behind or drifts wide, the other is pulled off its line. Riding well means keeping both machines at the same speed rather than making one of them fast.
Stunt sections turn this into a genuine puzzle: a ramp that is trivial for a single bike becomes a question of whether the second one will land at the same moment.
It is unusual, awkward in a good way, and short enough not to outstay the joke.
Controls
Arrows to ride; both bikes are linked by a chain that transfers momentum.
How to Play
- Keep both bikes at a matched speed.
- Take ramps square so the chain does not twist.
- Slow down before the trailing bike catches up.
- Reach the finish with both machines upright.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the chain affect the riding?
It transfers momentum between the two bikes, so a mistake by either one pulls the other off line.