Custom FiveM Motorcycle & Scooter Addons

Nine bikes live in this category right now, and they cover three different jobs instead of nine versions of the same thing. The Maibatsu Superbaron R900 is a scratch made motorcycle with its own addon sound and a livery map, built as a civilian bike rather than a reskinned stock model. The Ubermacht Kandra shows up twice: once as a lore friendly adventure bike meant for off-road riding, and again as a non-ELS police motorcycle for departments that want a patrol bike without pulling ELS into the mix.

That spread is the point. A city server needs a bike players can buy and show off outside the mechanic shop. A server with off-road maps or trailing needs something that can leave the tarmac and still look like it belongs in the world. A PD or SD unit needs a motorcycle that matches its lore and its lighting setup without a fight over conflicting resources. Two wheels covers more server roles than people expect once you look past the default in-game options.

What to look for in motorcycles & scooters

• Addon vs replace: an addon bike keeps its own spawn name and sits alongside the base game vehicles, so nobody loses a bike they already own. Replace packages overwrite an existing model and are riskier if another resource references that model name.
• Matching sound: a bike with its own addon sound, like the Superbaron R900, doesn't inherit an engine note that was tuned for a completely different vehicle class.
• Livery support: a livery map means players and admins can hand out different paint jobs from a menu instead of everyone driving the same stock skin.
• ELS or non-ELS: police and EMS motorcycles either lean on ELS for lights and sirens or run non-ELS with their own light bars and audio. Know which one your server is set up for before you buy, since they aren't interchangeable without extra work.
• Lore fit: a model built under a Rockstar manufacturer name like Maibatsu or Ubermacht sits next to the vehicles already in the game instead of sticking out as an obvious real-world import.
• Scratch made vs converted: scratch made models are built for FiveM from the ground up, which usually means cleaner collision and a lower resmon cost than a straight port.

Compatibility & installation

Motorcycles and scooters here are vehicle addons, not framework scripts, so they don't care whether your server runs ESX, QBCore, or Qbox. Installation is the same either way: drop the vehicle folder into your resources, add it to your server.cfg as an ensured resource, and register the model through vehicles.meta, carcols.meta, and vehicles.json as the product's install notes describe. There's no framework-specific code to hook up, since the bike just needs to exist as a spawnable model your shop, garage, or dealership script can reference by name.

For the non-ELS Kandra, point your dispatch and vehicle shop configs at its specific model name rather than reusing the civilian Kandra entry, so PD keeps a dedicated patrol bike separate from what civilians can buy. If you're already running an ELS police pack, check the non-ELS bike's included light and siren setup against it before deployment so you're not loading two conflicting lighting systems on the same vehicle class.

Why buy from us

Every bike in this category is listed with what it actually ships with, addon sound, livery map, ELS or non-ELS, so you're not guessing what's in the folder before you buy. We're not padding this section out with a stock civilian bike reskinned three times to look like a bigger catalog. Nine listings, three distinct roles: a civilian scratch build, a lore friendly adventure bike, and a non-ELS patrol motorcycle, so whichever one your server needs, you're buying the right vehicle the first time.