NexRide DIRTBIKES Getting Started in NexRide

NexRide drops you into a Roblox city built around e-bikes and dirtbikes. The game is free, supports 16 players per server, and is published by Funspace Studio’s on the place at Roblox game 111963209595404. This getting-started guide is the day-one path: mount the starter EX1, complete the READY sequence, open the phone, claim free cash, and finish your first delivery without burning battery or drawing police for no reason.

If a control feels wrong mid-ride, keep Controls and Startup open in another tab. When you are ready to farm, switch to How to Make Money. Both pages share the same facts as this one so numbers stay aligned across the wiki.

First five minutes checklist

1. Join NexRide and wait for the city and garage props to load.
2. Mount the starter EX1 (click the seat or use the on-screen Get on prompt).
3. Press 1 to equip the bike key from the hotbar.
4. Use the key or NFC pad on the bike to unlock and power it.
5. Raise the kickstand until the display shows READY.
6. If the bike is electric and still plugged in, unplug the charger before you throttle.
7. Press T to open the phone — this is your delivery, maps, and store hub.
8. Redeem every active code on the Store CODES tab (see Codes).
9. Accept one Next Dash order, ride pickup → drop-off, and bank about $166–176.
10. Open Maps on the phone and pin Bike Hub so you can charge and shop later.

NexRide beginner startup and first ride

Startup sequence that actually unlocks READY

New players often mash W and wonder why nothing happens. NexRide gates throttle behind a short ritual:

Step	Action	Why it matters
1	Mount the bike	You must be on the seat before key prompts resolve cleanly
2	Press 1	Equips the EX1 key / NFC tool from the hotbar
3	Use key / NFC on the pad	Unlocks and powers the bike
4	Raise kickstand	Stand-down bikes stay parked even with power
5	Confirm READY	Dash / status text is the green light to ride
6	Unplug charger if needed	Electric bikes still on a cable fight you at pull-away

E is the general interact key for world switches and props. W is throttle once READY is up. Shift+W lifts a wheelie. After a hard crash, Space helps you recover; if the bike is damaged and stuck, R respawns it. Full binding notes and failure cases live on Controls and Startup.

Meet the EX1 starter bike

You begin on the EX1: roughly 55 mph top speed, 27 mi rated range, and about 9 kW. That is enough for early Next Dash loops and short wheelie practice, but not enough to ignore charging. Treat the first hour as learning traffic and phone menus rather than racing for STARKEN money. Shop progression later looks like ZOOTIO ($2k), NXR K10 ($3k), ZORAN Z24 HP ($7.5k), and STARKEN ($15k), with Glacier Zuttio / NexTune options after the Dirtbikes and Trails update — compare them on the Tier List before you spend.

Phone, maps, and Bike Hub

Press T for the phone. From there you will use:

• Next Dash — delivery jobs that pay roughly $166–176 per completed order.
• Maps — route to Bike Hub for charging and the Spoke & Volt counter where bikes are bought.
• Store — game passes and the CODES tab for promo strings.

Buy bikes at Spoke & Volt, not from a random street NPC. Charge at Bike Hub between long chains so you do not strand yourself mid-order. Battery habits, Infinite Battery (399 Robux), and when to unplug are covered on Charging and Battery.

Free cash before you grind

Redeem codes first. Path: T → Store → CODES tab → paste the exact case-sensitive string → redeem one at a time. Mid-November 2026 active examples include 2MVISITS ($2k), 200KVISITS ($3k + 2x for 15 minutes), and 100KVISITS ($2.5k). Expired examples you should not expect to work: DIRTBIKES, CRYINGFISH, BOOGIN, POLICE, 10KVISITS, UPDATE, THANKS, RELEASE. Always verify the live table on Codes because strings expire.

Joining the related group can also grant about $1000 once — claim it early so your first shop goal is closer. VIP (499 Robux), permanent 2x Cash (299 Robux), and Infinite Battery (399 Robux) are optional; read Game Passes before buying.

First money loop that teaches the city

1. Redeem codes and note any timed 2x window.
2. Accept a Next Dash order and read the payout on the card before confirming.
3. Follow the route to pickup, then drop-off; avoid pointless red-light sprints.
4. On empty stretches, hold a wheelie for pocket change (~$2/sec) without weaving through dense traffic.
5. Near misses pay about $3 each — only farm them when you can pass cleanly.
6. If police go hot, decide whether to fight for the On the Run bounty ($400–600 for a five-minute escape) or cool off; details on Police Chases.
7. Return to Bike Hub to charge, then chain another order.

That loop is expanded with tables and priorities on How to Make Money.

What to unlock next

• Learn clean wheelies and crash recovery so deliveries stay profitable.
• Pin Bike Hub and Spoke & Volt so shopping does not become a scavenger hunt.
• After asphalt feels comfortable, sample trails from the Dirtbikes and Trails update (24–26 October 2026) using Dirtbikes and Trails.
• Save toward ZOOTIO or NXR K10 only after codes and a handful of deliveries; do not skip charging.
• Bookmark Updates and Official Links for patch and place URLs.

Common day-one mistakes

• Throttling before READY — always finish key + kickstand.
• Leaving the charger plugged in on an electric bike.
• Ignoring codes until after you buy a mid bike (you leave free thousands on the table).
• Wheelie farming in front of police or through intersections.
• Spending all cash on paint before a faster bike.
• Skipping Bike Hub until the EX1 is empty mid-delivery.

Finish one clean READY pull-away, one code redeem, and one Next Dash payout before you chase trails or STARKEN. That baseline makes every other guide on this wiki click faster.

Sibling guides to keep open: Controls and Startup, How to Make Money, Charging and Battery, Police Chases, and the Guides Hub.