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About RIDE
RIDE’s core experience is the World Tour, a round‑the‑world series of Motorcycle Festivals set in 15 different locations. Each festival offers GP, Country and City track types and categories such as Superbike 1000, Supersport 600, and Historic Championships.
The game supplies over 100 motorcycles from 14 manufacturers, extensive rider and bike visual customisation, performance part upgrades, and both single‑player and multiplayer options, including online races for up to twelve players and a local split‑screen mode.
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World Tour
World Tour is the primary single‑player mode, featuring Motorcycle Festivals across fifteen locations. Festivals are grouped into categories—Superbike 1000, Supersport 600, Historic Championships, and others, spanning different bike classes.
Within each festival players can select from several race formats: single race, championship, time trial, track day, drag race, and endurance. Completing races adjusts reputation, which directly influences the player’s standing on the global World Ranking.
- Try different race formats to see which affect reputation most quickly.
- Monitor your ranking after each festival to gauge overall progress.
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Multiplayer
Online multiplayer supports up to twelve racers in Quick Race and Championship sessions. All race results are recorded on leaderboards, letting players compare performance with friends and the wider community.
A split‑screen option allows two local players to race together on the same PC. Results from split‑screen races also feed the same leaderboards, ensuring consistent ranking across online and local play.
- Use split‑screen for quick local practice before joining online races.
- Check the leaderboards after each session to spot strong competitors.
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Bike Roster
RIDE includes more than 100 motorcycles from 14 leading manufacturers, covering model years 1987‑2015 and engine displacements from 250 cc to 1,299 cc. Each bike’s power, weight distribution and engine architecture are reflected in the game’s physics.
The variety lets players experience distinct handling characteristics, from lightweight historic machines to modern superbikes, and choose a bike that matches the class requirements of each festival.
- Try bikes from different displacement ranges to feel varied dynamics.
- Match the bike class to the festival category when choosing your entry.
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Customisation
Rider appearance can be personalised with over 100 clothing items and 400 colour schemes sourced from specialist manufacturers, giving full visual control from head to toe.
Bike customisation is split into appearance (mirrors, wheel rims) and performance (racing exhaust, ECU remap) using a catalogue of more than 100 parts.
- Combine visual and performance parts to keep a cohesive theme.
- Test performance parts in a single race to gauge their impact.
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Tracks
The game features 15 circuits divided into Country (mountain passes, natural parks), City (urban streets with tight corners) and GP (real racetracks) categories.
An Evolving Track System improves grip lap after lap, darkening the surface as rubber builds up. This evolution encourages clean lines and helps riders learn braking points and optimal trajectories by watching rivals.
- Observe the evolving grip to plan later‑lap lines.
- Start with Country tracks to practice handling before GP circuits.
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