Start your first-person motorcycle ride in Street Wheelie. Use the controls to drive this physics-based motorcycle and explore every city corner.
Street Wheelie is not just a normal driving game but a test of your control, reflexes and physics skills:
Keep your balance while riding a wheelie for as long as possible.
Perform stunts and keep your balance as the bike almost flips over backwards.
Do not touch the ground with the front wheel. If you lose balance, you will fall and lose points.
It sounds simple, but the game requires extremely precise throttle control (acceleration), quick reactions, and a good sense of physics like driving a real bike.
The physics in Street Wheelie are tuned to be extremely realistic, creating a real but challenging experience:
Gripping up the throttle too fast will cause the bike to flip over and fall.
Gripping down the throttle too much will cause the front wheel to fall, interrupting the stunt combo.
Small movements, light presses, and releasing the throttle at the right time will create a long and beautiful wheelie.
The game also has a tilt sensor, simulates friction, and realistic physical collisions - this creates depth for players who want to master real wheelie skills.
Accelerate by pressing the up arrow or W
Brake / Decelerate by pressing the down arrow or S
Lean forward by pressing the left arrow or A
Lean back by pressing the right arrow or D
Perform a wheelie by keeping the front wheel in the air, increasing the throttle, and leaning back.
Understand the wheelie mechanism
In the Street Wheelie game, when you wheelie, lift the front wheel up, if you lean back too much, you will fall backwards. If the front wheel falls to the ground, the combo is interrupted and the score is not added.
The goal is to maintain a reasonable tilt angle of about 30-45 degrees, just enough so that the front wheel does not touch the ground, but does not flip over.
Control the throttle rhythmically, do not hold it continuously. Do not hold the throttle continuously, because the force is too strong, causing the car to tilt back.
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