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Grizzley Studios Two-Person Bike

Ride a bicycle with a passenger on the handlebars or pegs for fun co-op travel — any framework

$5.99
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Some of the best roleplay moments are the small, human ones, and sharing a bike is exactly that. Two-Person Bike lets a second player hop onto the pegs or handlebars and ride along, turning a solo cruise into a wholesome, funny co-op trip. It is a tiny feature that produces an outsized amount of everyday charm on your streets.

What the two-person bike does

  • A passenger can climb onto a bicycle with the rider.
  • Synced positioning keeps both players in place as you ride.
  • Smooth movement so the shared ride actually works at speed.
  • Works on standard bicycles already in the game.
  • Clean animations for mounting and riding together.

Why little activities matter

  • Players need light, social things to do between heavy scenes.
  • Shared travel creates spontaneous, wholesome moments.
  • It is instantly approachable — anyone can hop on and go.
  • Friend groups and couples get a charming way to move together.
  • The clips it produces are exactly the kind people share.

Drop-in on any server

  • Works with any framework — ESX, QBCore, Qbox or standalone.
  • Install, ensure and restart, and shared rides are ready.
  • Configurable keys and behavior in open files.
  • Lightweight and stable even with several pairs riding.

Cities live and die by what players do between the story beats, and a wholesome co-op activity like a shared bike ride is exactly the kind of emergent, social content that keeps people logged in and smiling. It costs almost nothing and adds a surprising amount of warmth to the everyday life of your streets.

Pair it with BDX Scooter and browse more activities & minigames.

It costs almost nothing to add yet produces a steady stream of the warm, funny, shareable moments that make players feel at home, which is exactly the kind of quiet content that keeps a community coming back.

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