Premium FiveM Motorcycles & Scooters
Stock your server with add-on motorcycles and scooters built for FiveM, with tuned handling, honest collisions, and optimised models that hold your frames. Because add-on vehicles install below the framework, they run on ESX, QBCore, Qbox, and standalone alike, and every bike is debadged and ToS-compliant. They drop in clean beside the rest of your fleet.
Vehicles in this category
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A motorcycle changes how players move through your map. It splits stalled traffic, ducks down an alley, and takes a dirt trail that would strand a sedan. For courier jobs, delivery grinds, and MC roleplay the bike is the character, not just the ride to work. This category holds add-on two-wheelers for FiveM built to a real standard: tuned handling, proper collision meshes, working speedometers and lights, and LOD models that stay light on your streaming budget.
The spread runs from scratch-made sportbikes like the Maibatsu Superbaron R900 to long touring rigs such as the Western Bagger CTX pack, plus quiet electric options like the Coil E-Bike for campus and inner-city work. Every model is an add-on, not a replacement, so it sits beside your existing fleet without touching base GTA vehicles. Your dealership prices, garage persistence, and vehicle economy stay exactly where you set them.
On a busy server the difference between a good bike and a bad one shows up twice, once in resmon and once in the way it rides. A model with bloated LODs eats streaming memory every time it spawns near a player, and lazy handling turns a chase into a slideshow. The bikes gathered here are picked so a courier running deliveries all night or a club rolling twenty deep does not cost you frames.
What to look for in motorcycles & scooters
- Custom handling: a bike lives or dies on its handling line. Tuned lean, braking, and top speed make it feel deliberate instead of a reskinned stock model.
- Clean LODs and collisions: accurate level-of-detail meshes keep streaming cheap, and honest collision stops riders clipping through curbs and clubhouse walls.
- Working dashboards and lights: speedometers, indicators, headlights, and brake lights read louder on a vehicle where the rider sits fully exposed and on camera.
- Add-on spawn names: unique spawn names protect your base fleet and behave inside vehicle shops, garages, and persistence scripts.
- Debadged branding: fictionalised badges keep bikes safe to sell and still read right parked outside an MC clubhouse.
- Liveries and extras: paintable templates, swappable extras, and tuning slots separate a stock scooter from a built custom.
Compatibility & installation
These motorcycles and scooters are add-on models, so they run on any modern FiveM server, ESX, QBCore, Qbox, or standalone, because add-on vehicles sit below the framework layer. Installation follows the usual flow. Unzip the resource into your resources folder, add it to server.cfg, restart, then register the spawn name in your vehicle shop, dealership, or job list.
Most bikes ship with the vehicle, handling, carcols, and carvariations metas already wired, so there is no manual stream juggling. To put one in front of players, add the spawn name and a price to your dealer data and it goes live. Before you buy, confirm the spawn name will not collide with anything already in your fleet, and check that the folder structure matches how you organise streaming.
Why buy from us
Every bike here is chosen for the details that break immersion the second they go missing. Handling that behaves like a real motorcycle, collisions that hold, dashboards that respond, and models that respect your frame budget. You get debadged, ToS-compliant add-on models that slot in without reworking your economy.
Listings stay clear on what each pack includes, liveries, extras, tuning support, and spawn details, so you know what lands in your resources folder before checkout. Stock your dealerships, kit out your delivery jobs, and hand your motorcycle clubs the rides they actually want, all from models tested to run clean on a live server.
Frequently asked questions
Do these bikes work with ESX, QBCore, and Qbox?
Yes. They are add-on vehicles, which install below the framework layer, so they run the same on ESX, QBCore, Qbox, or a standalone server. You register the spawn name in your dealership or job script like any other add-on.
Will add-on bikes replace base GTA motorcycles?
No. Every model uses its own spawn name and streams alongside the base fleet, so nothing in the vanilla vehicle list changes. Your garage persistence, prices, and vehicle economy stay intact.
How do I add a bike to my dealership?
Unzip the resource into your resources folder, add it to server.cfg, and restart. Then add the spawn name and a price to your vehicle shop or dealer data and it appears for players to buy.
Are these bikes ToS-compliant?
The models here are debadged, with fictionalised branding in place of real manufacturer logos. That keeps them safe to sell and use while they still read right in the GTA world.
Will they hurt my server performance?
These bikes are selected for clean LODs and proper collision meshes, so they stay light on streaming memory even when several spawn near one player. That keeps resmon steady during courier grinds or large MC rides.
What kinds of bikes are in this category?
The range covers scratch-made sportbikes, touring baggers, city scooters, dirt bikes, and electric options like e-bikes. That gives you rides for racing, delivery jobs, off-road events, and MC roleplay.