Drag Bike 201M Sunmori Bike Customization: Parts Guide

What Can You Customize?

Drag Bike 201M Sunmori bike customization lets you take a motorcycle from full bodywork to exposed frame, then combine rims and exhausts from different bikes. Those changes give your ride a distinct silhouette, whether you’re lining up for a drag race or cruising through the city. Across five drag bikes, you can change body coverage, swap components, choose liveries, and dress your rider with helmet and jacket designs.

Start with the shape you want, then choose the parts around it. A fully stripped motorcycle puts its engine and frame on display, while a full-body build gives the painted panels more attention.

Official page: Drag Bike 201M Sunmori (play.google.com)

Choose Full Bodywork, Half Fairings, or a Bare Frame

Bodywork comes off in stages, giving you several ways to change the same motorcycle:

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• Full body: Keep the body panels for a complete exterior.
• Half fairing: Remove some bodywork while retaining partial coverage.
• Fully stripped: Expose the engine and chassis.

Choose the body configuration before settling on the rest of the appearance. Removing panels changes which parts dominate the bike’s profile, so an exhaust that blends into a covered build becomes more noticeable beside an exposed engine.

For a stripped drag-bike look, remove the bodywork and build around the visible frame. For a design centered on the livery, keep the panels that display it.

Mix Rims and Exhausts Across Bikes

Rims and exhausts can be swapped between motorcycles. You can fit another bike’s wheels to your current ride instead of keeping every component from the same model.

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Try spoked rims on a stripped frame, then pair them with an underbone exhaust. That combination brings together several of the game’s customization options without requiring a full-body design. Alternatively, retain the fairings and use a wheel swap to change the appearance without exposing the entire chassis.

Change one component at a time when comparing combinations. Swap the rims, look at how they fit the body configuration, and then choose an exhaust. This keeps each decision manageable when you’re experimenting with parts from several motorcycles.

Finish With Liveries and Rider Gear

Each bike has two liveries, and your rider has helmet and jacket designs. Use those options to finish the overall appearance after choosing the bodywork and components.

On a full-body motorcycle, make the livery the starting point for your rider’s outfit. On a stripped build, give more attention to the helmet and jacket alongside the exposed mechanical parts.

Try the other livery before changing the whole bike. Two designs on the same body configuration give you another way to refresh its appearance while keeping your chosen rims and exhaust.

Earn Coins for More Motorcycles

Completed races pay coins: a win earns the full reward, while finishing behind earns half. Save those earnings to purchase additional bikes and expand the collection you can customize.

Keep finishing races even when a launch goes badly. Finishing behind still contributes coins toward another motorcycle.

Street duels offer another way to race during an open-world ride. Pull alongside another rider and stay beside them briefly to bring up a challenge for a 400-meter run. These duels also award the full coin reward for winning and half for losing.

Take Your Build Onto the Track

The game includes 201-meter drags, 800-meter drags, road racing, and open-world riding. Use those modes to enjoy the finished bike in different settings, from a standing start on the short strip to a city cruise through changing daylight.

Keep your control inputs deliberate:

• At launch: Ease into the throttle to avoid lifting the front wheel.
• Under braking: Avoid excessive front-brake input, which can pitch the bike forward.
• On the circuit: Pay attention to braking points and racing lines to avoid a crash.

For a relaxed ride with your new combination of parts, head into the open world. Racing also works offline, so you can keep riding and earning coins without an internet connection.