MotorBike Racer 3D

Sports bikes reward smoothness. The machine wants to run straight, resists being turned quickly and rewards a rider who sets the entry speed early. Riders arriving from arcade racers usually spend their first few laps discovering this.

Several bikes are available, and the differences are in weight and how quickly power arrives rather than in the top figure. A heavier machine is far easier to hold steady at speed.

Routes are open enough that overtakes happen on the exit of corners rather than in them.

Camera options include a chase view and a closer one that makes judging kerbs easier at speed.

1. Set your entry speed before turning, not during.
2. Lean progressively rather than snapping the bike over.
3. Pick a heavier bike while learning a route.
4. Pass on corner exits where you can use the power.