City Bike Stunt 2
Motorbike stunt ramps across a city — solo or split-screen.
Loads instantly · Free · No install
About City Bike Stunt 2
City Bike Stunt 2 turns a city into a skatepark for motorcycles — mega-ramps, loops and rooftop lines built for airtime. Checkpoints and collectibles give the stunting a direction, but the real game is seeing which line you can actually land.
The kicker: a same-keyboard two-player mode. One rider on arrows, one on WASD, one city to wreck — instant living-room (or classroom) rivalry.
How to play
Player 1 rides with the arrow keys, using N for nitro and C for the camera. Player 2 rides with W, A, S and D, using T for nitro and Q for the camera. The Free Riding map is where you collect diamonds to upgrade and restyle motorcycles in the Garage; the Racing section is where you race against the clock to unlock new bikes. Both sections can be played with one player or two.
Controls
- Player 1 — Arrow keys ride, N nitro, C camera
- Player 2 — W A S D ride, T nitro, Q camera
- Free Riding for diamonds, Racing to unlock bikes
Tips to win
- Straighten the bike before takeoff; crooked launches end in walls.
- Tap brake mid-air to pitch the nose down for downhill landings.
- In duo mode, race checkpoint-to-checkpoint — loser picks the next line.
City Bike Stunt 2 strategy guide
Free Riding is where the progression actually is. The two halves of City Bike Stunt 2 do different jobs: the Racing section unlocks new motorcycles by beating the clock, and the redesigned Free Riding map is where you collect the diamonds that pay for upgrades and designs in the Garage. If your bike feels underpowered in the timed levels, the answer is usually to go and farm the open map rather than to keep retrying the race.
Straighten before you take off. The single most common failed stunt in this game is a crooked launch. A bike that leaves a ramp at even a slight angle will rotate in the air around an axis you did not intend, and there is no recovering it before the landing. Line the bike up early, well before the ramp, and treat the last stretch of approach as a straight line you do not steer on.
Use the brake in mid-air as a pitch control. Tapping the brake while airborne pitches the nose down, which is exactly what you want when landing on a downslope or a rooftop that falls away from you. Learning to make small pitch adjustments in the air is what turns spectacular jumps into jumps you actually ride away from, and it is the skill the rooftop sections are built around.
Save nitro for the run-up. Nitro used on the approach gets you the speed you need to clear a gap. Nitro used in the air does nothing useful and nitro used in a corner puts you into a wall. The pattern to build is simple: line up, boost on the straight approach, release before the ramp lip, adjust pitch in the air.
In two-player mode, race checkpoint to checkpoint. Free-form stunting is more fun with a structure, and setting a target — first to the next checkpoint, loser picks the next line — turns the shared map into a proper competition. Because both riders are on one keyboard with separate nitro and camera keys, neither player has to reach across the other.
City Bike Stunt 2 FAQ
Can two people play on one keyboard?
Yes. Player 1 takes the arrow keys with N for nitro and C for camera, and Player 2 takes W A S D with T for nitro and Q for camera.
How do I unlock new motorcycles?
Beat the timed levels in the Racing section. Diamonds collected on the Free Riding map pay for upgrades and designs in the Garage.
Can I play it on my own?
Yes — both the Racing and Free Riding sections work with one player as well as two.
