And while the milestone was hit already a couple months ago, we didn’t want to let it pass without a proper thank-you to everyone who downloaded, played, wheelied, crashed, tuned, and shared.

A Small Game with Big Fans

Wheelie King 7 started as a passion project — just a small indie mobile game about stunt riding and real bike physics.

Since then, it’s become something much more:

• A community of players tuning mopeds and bikes around the world
• A growing library of bikes and updates, shaped by your feedback
• And now: over 100,000 riders strong, worldwide

That’s huge for a game with no pay-to-win gimmicks, and an old-school love for motorcycles.

Where We’re Going Next

The road doesn’t end here. We’re continuing to:

• Add new bikes (including scooters, 50cc mopeds, and turbo monsters)
• Improve physics and realism
• Polish graphics and controls
• Listen to you — the players — for what’s next

Our only goal? Make the most fun and realistic motorbike stunt game on mobile and beyond.

Thanks for Supporting Indie Games

If you’ve downloaded the game, left a review, shared a clip, or told a friend — you’re a part of this.

This 100k milestone isn’t just ours — it’s yours, too.

Let’s ride to 1 million next.

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Now, it’s back — in Wheelie King 7, the only mobile stunt game where you can ride, tune, and style this iconic machine your way.

From Classic to Custom – Your PV, Your Rules

In Wheelie King 7, the Suzuki PV isn’t just a model in the garage — it’s fully customizable. You can:

• Paint every panel with custom colors
  
• Swap exhausts, lights, fenders, and more
  
• Upgrade handling, speed, and wheelie control
  
• Add your personal touch — just like in real life
  

It’s a digital garage dream for PV fans — all powered by the game’s realistic physics engine that captures the light, nimble feel of a 50cc moped.

Why It’s a Big Deal

Most bike games only feature big sportbikes or dirt monsters. But Wheelie King 7 is different — it’s the only mobile game that celebrates street mopeds like the PV and lets players customize them in detail.

This isn’t a background NPC bike — it’s the real deal, fully playable and fully upgradable.

Available Now — for Free

Ready to ride your digital PV into the sunset (or up on one wheel)? Download the game now and unlock the legend.

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This isn’t just nostalgia — it’s full-blown moped tuning gameplay in a mobile stunt simulator that lets you go wild with real physics and real upgrades.

The Gilera Runner Legacy

The Gilera Runner 50 is a cult classic in the moped world. Known for its:

• Sporty frame and aggressive styling
  
• Reliable 2-stroke engine
  
• Massive tuning potential
  

In Wheelie King 7, it’s more than a throwback. It’s a playable, tuneable ride that brings lightweight fun to the game’s growing garage.

What Can You Do With It?

Wheelie King 7 lets you customize and upgrade the Gilera Runner like you would in real life. That means:

• Swapping rollers
  
• Adjusting gear ratios
  
• Upgrading the variator and clutch
  
• Custom paint, exhaust, and body mods
  
• And of course: unrestricted wheelies
  

All of this is backed by realistic scooter physics, not just cosmetic fluff. You’ll feel the difference as you tune.

The Only Game With Real Moped Tuning?

Let’s be real — most motorbike games ignore scooters and mopeds entirely. Games like MX Grau, Traffic Rider, and Wheelie Life focus only on big bikes.

But Wheelie King 7 gives love to small-displacement riders. It’s currently the only mobile stunt game where you can actually tune and ride a moped with real handling.

Try It for Free

The Gilera Runner is available right now in-game. Download Wheelie King 7 and start customizing. Whether you’re a scooter kid at heart or just want to pull dank wheelies on a 50cc, this update is for you.

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While most games stick to stock bikes or tame customization, Wheelie King 7 goes all-in — adding a turbocharged superbike built for one thing: extreme performance.

Built to Break Limits – What Makes This Bike Special?

This isn’t just a visual mod. The GSX-R 1000 Turbo in Wheelie King 7 features:

• Turbocharger simulation – faster acceleration, boost lag included
• Stretched swingarm – better control for long, stable wheelies
• Custom exhaust & tuning – top-end power and deep growl
• Realistic ride physics – the bike feels tuned, not just looks like it

You’ll instantly notice the difference when riding: it’s twitchier, faster, and way more aggressive than stock bikes. But master it, and you’ll be unstoppable.

Is This the Only Turbo Bike in Any Mobile Game?

Short answer? Yes.

We scouted competitors like MX Grau, Traffic Rider, Wheelie Life, and even hardcore simulators like MX Bikes. None of them offer a turbocharged superbike with real performance effects — especially not on mobile.

This makes Wheelie King 7 not just unique — but the only mobile motorbike game with a true turbo bike.

Available Now in the Latest Update

You can unlock the GSX-R 1000 Turbo in the in-game garage — no extra downloads needed. Whether you’re chasing records, pulling mile-long wheelies, or just want to ride a beast, this new bike is the ultimate challenge.

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What’s New in the Physics Update?

The February update refines bike dynamics, weight transfer, balance control, and realistic surface response. Whether you’re popping wheelies on asphalt or navigating rough terrain, the bike behaves in a way that feels incredibly responsive — and brutally honest.

Here’s what’s been improved:

• Enhanced lean physics for both low-speed balance and high-speed cornering
  
• Dynamic throttle and brake response for stunt precision
  
• Realistic suspension travel that reacts to terrain and landing impact
  
• Improved rider animations that sync with bike movements

This isn’t just visual polish — it directly affects how the game plays. The learning curve is steeper, but so is the reward for mastering the mechanics.

Realism vs. Arcade – Where Wheelie King 7 Stands

Many mobile and PC motorcycle games — Wheelie Life, MX Grau, Traffic Rider — lean heavily into arcade-style controls. While fun, they often sacrifice realism for ease of play. Wheelie King 7, on the other hand, is carving out its place as the most realistic alternative in the genre.

Unlike other games where the front wheel lifts on command like a button press, here you’ll need to feel the balance, manage torque, and commit to proper clutch control (yes, the game models it).

Available Now – Free Download

The update is already live. No paywall, no gimmicks — just better physics and pure skill-based gameplay.

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