Race a stunt bike to the flag across 8 obstacle levels. Backflip for time bonuses, dodge saws, spikes and barrels, earn 3 stars. Free, no install — desktop & mobile.
Right arrow / D / Space to accelerate, left arrow / A to brake. In the air gas leans forward, brake leans back for a backflip. Reach the flag, avoid saws, spikes and barrels. R to retry.
Moto Trials is a side-scrolling stunt-bike racing game in the spirit of the classic Moto X3M browser series. Each of the eight levels is a short, self-contained obstacle course: you start at one end, and the only goal is to reach the checkered flag — but the clock is running, and the route is laced with ramps, gaps, spinning saw blades, spike beds and explosive barrels. It is equal parts racing line and balance act.
The bike obeys real momentum. On the ground the gas pedal accelerates and the brake slows you or reverses; in the air those same pedals rotate the bike — gas tips the nose forward for a frontflip, brake throws it back for a backflip. Landing a flip is not just for show: every full rotation shaves a full second off your finishing time, so the fastest runs are also the most acrobatic. Over-rotate and land on your head, though, and the rider ragdolls off into the dirt.
Three stars are on offer per level, awarded on time: beat the par for gold, finish a little slower for two, and simply crossing the line earns one. One star unlocks the next level, so you can push forward quickly and come back later to perfect your times. Crashes restart instantly — the whole loop is built around fast, low-friction retries until a level clicks.
Get airborne off a ramp, then hold the brake (left pedal / ← / A). The bike rotates backwards. Hold gas instead to frontflip. Land a full rotation and you get a −1 second time bonus.
By your finish time after flip bonuses. Beat the level's par time for 3 stars, finish within about 1.4× par for 2, and just reaching the flag earns 1 star.
You unlock the next level by earning at least one star on the current one — i.e. by reaching the flag. You don't need to 3-star a level to progress.
Landing on the rider's head (over-rotating or a bad landing angle), or touching a saw blade, spike bed or explosive barrel. The bike itself can take rough landings as long as the rider stays upright.
Yes — press R on desktop, or use the Retry button after a crash. Crashes auto-show a retry prompt, and restarts are instant so you can grind a tricky level.
Yes. Two large pedals sit in the bottom corners: green (▶) to accelerate, red (◀) to brake. Hold them; in the air they lean the bike. The page scrolls normally over the game until you pick a level.