Where bikes are sold
You do not need to drive across town every time you want to inspect a vehicle. NexRide provides both a physical showroom and an online phone marketplace.
- Physical Showroom at Bike Hub: Ride to the named Bike Hub district on your map. Inside the main dealership building, multiple motorcycle models sit on raised display pedestals. You can walk around the physical models, inspect their frame sizes, and interact with the display stand to buy.
- Digital Showroom via Next Markets: Press T on your keyboard to open your smartphone, then tap the Next Markets icon. The app displays the vehicle inventory directly on your screen wherever you are standing, allowing you to complete a transaction without leaving a delivery route.
If you are still deciding between models across the lineup, browse our breakdown of Bike prices and upgrades.
Read the price before you press buy
When browsing bikes in the physical dealership, prices are posted directly on or above each motorcycle frame. In the footage we observed, the electric bike introduced in the late October update carried a price tag of 7,000 cash.
Check your current cash balance on the top HUD before clicking the buy button. If your wallet is short of the asking price, the transaction will fail silently without giving you the motorcycle. If you are starting from zero and need to reach that initial 7,000 mark quickly, check our guide on How to get money fast for delivery payouts and instant code redemptions.
To see which ride delivers the highest top speed for your budget, review Which bike to buy.
Collect the bike from the garage
Buying a motorcycle does not drop it at your feet or replace the bike you rode to the shop. All acquired vehicles are assigned directly to your residential storage.
- Travel back to your home spawn point located at the edge of the residential district.
- Walk into the garage bay situated directly beside the house.
- Open the vehicle terminal menu inside the garage.
- Locate your newly purchased model in the vehicle roster and select it to spawn the bike onto the bay floor.
Once the bike sits in your garage, equip your key by pressing 1, unlock the ignition, raise the kickstand, and mount up.
What the first upgrade money should buy
After the 7,000 cash bike, the garage menu splits into two upgrade tracks: performance, which holds battery and motor slots, and cosmetics, which holds paint.
The recordings confirm the slots, not the numbers. Nobody in the material we watched reads out a speed figure before and after an upgrade, so any "this adds 15% top speed" claim you see elsewhere is someone else's measurement, not ours.
What the material does support is a spending order based on what each track changes:
| Track | What it changes | When it is worth the cash |
|---|---|---|
| Motor, up to the Elite tier | How the bike performs under power | First, if you are losing time on the straights between pickups |
| Battery | The bike's power supply | First, if your runs end because the bike runs out |
| Paint and cosmetics | How the bike looks, one part at a time | Last, once the riding itself has stopped annoying you |
The Elite tier is the top of the motor slot, and it is the most expensive thing in that menu during the recorded session. Buying paint first is the one mistake this page can warn you about with evidence: the uploader repaints a single part for looks and separately installs performance parts from the garage, and only one of those helps you finish orders faster.
If you have not started earning yet, How to get money fast explains where the 7,000 comes from.