Drag Bike 201M Sunmori Exhaust Swap: Custom Build Guide

Can You Swap Exhausts Between Bikes?

Give your drag bike a different silhouette with a pipe borrowed from another model. A Drag Bike 201M Sunmori exhaust swap lets you mix exhausts between bikes, adding another layer to your custom build. Combine that change with different rims and exposed bodywork to give the whole motorcycle a coordinated look.

The game includes five drag bikes with interchangeable exhausts and rims. You can combine components across bikes instead of keeping each motorcycle’s original combination. An underbone exhaust paired with spoked rims and an exposed engine is one example of the customization available.

Start with the exhaust you want to feature, then choose the surrounding parts. Keep the rest of the build consistent while comparing pipes so you can judge how each one changes the bike’s appearance.

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

Match Your Exhaust With Bodywork and Rims

The exhaust is only part of the build. Body panels, wheels, and paint all contribute to its appearance, and you can remove bodywork in stages:

• Full body: Keep the complete bodywork for a covered appearance.
• Half fairing: Remove some panels while retaining part of the bike’s outer shape.
• Fully stripped: Expose the engine and frame.

Try the stripped configuration when you want the engine, frame, and pipe to share the spotlight. Choose full bodywork when you want the panels and livery to carry more of the design.

Rims can also move between motorcycles. Pair spoked rims with an underbone exhaust to explore the stripped drag-bike style, or experiment with other available wheel-and-pipe combinations.

Each bike has two liveries, while your rider has helmet and jacket designs to choose from. Finish the mechanical appearance before choosing those colors and patterns; that makes it easier to coordinate the rider with the completed motorcycle.

Earn Coins to Expand Your Bike Collection

Completed races pay coins, which you can save to buy additional bikes. Winning pays the full reward, while finishing behind still pays half. Finish your runs to keep earning toward your next motorcycle.

Choose from the 201-meter drag strip, the longer 800-meter drag, or road racing. During open-world rides, you can also pull alongside another rider and stay beside them briefly to trigger a 400-meter duel offer.

The 201-meter event uses a two-lane track and a standing start, with results decided down to a thousandth of a second. The 800-meter strip extends the action into a top-speed contest, taking the engine up to its limiter. Choose the distance you want to race before taking your newly assembled motorcycle onto the track.

Road racing adds corners, racing lines, and braking points to the challenge. A mistake on the circuit can send both motorcycle and rider tumbling, with ragdoll physics handling the crash. Tire smoke and flames from exhaust backfires are also part of the game's visual effects.

Keep throttle control in mind when taking your customized bike onto the strip: too much throttle at launch lifts the front wheel. Apply the front brake carefully, too, because excessive braking can pitch the motorcycle forward. Practice controlled starts while building your coin balance for the next addition to your garage.

Open-world sunmori rides take place in a city with moving cars and motorcycles traveling in their lanes, pedestrians, and a day-to-night cycle. Streetlights switch on at dusk. Cruise through that changing scenery between races, or look for another rider to challenge. Street duels follow the full-reward-for-winning and half-reward-for-losing coin system.

Racing also works offline, so you can keep completing events without an internet connection. Graphics settings include SD, HD, and FHD, covering budget phones through flagship devices. Adjust the graphics tier to suit your device before returning to the strip or heading out for another ride through the city.