FiveM motorcycles for club rides, commutes and motor patrol 9
FiveM motorcycles cover club rides, everyday trips and motor patrol, with sports bikes, custom cruisers and dual-sport builds. A Superbaron owner can remove exterior extras, while a civilian Sunsetter brings a canopy and baskets to local travel. The lore-friendly, debadged bikes and scooters have their own sound, bodywork and equipment, including non-ELS police variants.
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FiveM motorcycles with a sports or cruiser character
The Maibatsu Superbaron R900 is a scratch-built sports bike with custom sound and a livery map. The removable extras comprise mirrors, the plate and the rear extension. The bike uses add-on fit.
The Western Bagger CTX Pack has CIV and LEO versions sharing a Lowbagger bodykit and chopper handling. The service bike comes with custom lighting and sirens. The CIV model retains the Lowbagger shape and chopper setup, while the LEO equipment makes the other version a patrol cruiser.
FiveM bikes for commuting and trail characters
Two-tone paint and luggage that can be removed distinguish the civilian Kandra. Its scratch-built dual-sport body suits a character who commutes but also takes camping and trail trips. The civilian Kandra uses add-on fit.
The Coil E-Bike is a scratch-built bicycle with bespoke bike handling. The E-Bike combines bicycle handling with a detailed exterior containing 42,055 triangles.
Mobility scooters with different personalities
The Maibatsu Sunsetter comes with a glass canopy, 3 basket styles and 7 liveries. Its scratch-made body suits elderly characters and other civilian roles. The add-on lets an owner pick a basket style and livery around the same canopy-equipped body. The glass roof and baskets distinguish the civilian mobility model from the exposed-engine Gravediver.
The Sunsetter Gravediver changes that theme into a hot rod. Its exposed go-kart engine accompanies 12 exhaust choices and 7 liveries. This Sunsetter replaces the civilian mobility theme with exposed mechanical parts and hot-rod styling.
Patrol bikes with saddlebags and spotlights
The Kandra Interceptor has saddlebags, spotlights and 20+ native options. Its scratch-built police model is an add-on with non-ELS lighting. The Dinka Verus police bike is a vanilla edit with 90+ options, spotlights, saddlebags and city, county and state liveries.
The Sunsetter patrol scooter covers beaches, parks and events, with department liveries and police lights. LSPD, LSSD and SAHP artwork accompanies 7 spoilers on the scratch-made add-on. More rural bike and vehicle projects sit within the trail range, including civilian luggage-equipped rides.
Motorbikes & Scooters: questions
Can owners remove parts from the Superbaron R900?
The rear extension, plate and mirrors are removable extras. The add-on sports bike also includes custom audio and a livery map.
Does the Bagger pack include a civilian bike?
It contains CIV and LEO Baggers with a shared Lowbagger bodykit and chopper handling. The LEO version adds custom lighting and sirens.
Which Sunsetter suits a civilian mobility role?
The Maibatsu Sunsetter has a glass canopy, basket choices and 7 liveries for civilian characters. The Gravediver is an exposed-engine hot rod with its own exhaust options.
What equipment comes on the police Kandra?
The Kandra Interceptor has saddlebags, spotlights and 20+ native options. It uses non-ELS lighting and add-on fit, separate from the civilian dual-sport build.