Drag Bike Manager 2

Drag Bike Manager 2 Walkthrough

Drag Bike Manager 2 is one of the most intense, involved motorcycle games online. You are in charge of just about every aspect of the game, from purchasing the bike you'll use, upgrading various parts of that bike, hiring a racer and even hiring an umbrella girls to give your racers more motivation to succeed, there is a lot to take in with this game. There are two different modes to race in; free mode and story mode. I recommend going through a few races in free mode to earn money and win free bikes. The free bikes are excellent and well worth taking a chance on. If you tackle story mode with a basic bike that hasn't been upgraded you will get beaten. It's also extremely important to be careful with your money. It costs money to buy your bike, to hire a rider, to upgrade your bike and to enter races in story mode. You win the game when you've beaten all of the riders in story mode, so you need to have money available to do all of these things.

Many of the main features you'll need to use in Drag Bike Manager 2 will be found on the 'City' screen. When you're looking at the city screen, you'll see a map that is marked with buildings and roads. At the bottom left of the screen you'll see an 'ATV' icon. Click on the ATV icon to purchase a bike. This is the first thing you'll need to do in the game. Below that icon you'll see your money. To the right of money, you'll see your current score. In the bottom right of the screen you'll see the progress you've made in the game. Above your game stats you'll see a wheel icon. Click the wheel icon to access the 'Drivers Menu'. To the left of the wheel icon you'll see a black orb. Click on the orb to access your 'Bike Menu'. You can also customize your bike, your helmet and your race suit from the city screen by clicking on the blue building with the black roof at the top center of the map.

Every time you purchase a new bike in Drag Bike Manager 2 (including the first bike you buy), you'll need to click on 'home' (the light green building with the brown roof) and then click on the red 'garage' button. From the garage you will activate your new bike by clicking 'use'. Once you've activated your bike you need to hire someone to race it. Go to the coffee shop (the green building with the black roof) and hire someone to race your bike for you. Remember, even though you are able to own multiple bikes at once, you can only hire one driver at a time. With your bike and your racer ready, you can proceed to the white building with the checkered flag sign and pay $500 to enter a race. You only have to pay after the race is complete. Now it's time to race.

There is a lot of information on the race screen in Drag Bike Manager 2 you need to be familiar with. Starting at the bottom left we have the nos meter, the turbo indicator, the fuel meter, the status of your driver, the status of your bike, your position in the race, the gear you're in and finally your speedometers. Nos and turbo are only available on a bike that has been fully upgraded. If you want to use one of these features but your bike is not upgraded, go to the 'upgrade shop' to purchase an upgrade. You will need to have sufficient money to do so, but it's well worth the expense.

Between races, it's a good idea to send your racer home for a little rest and relaxation before you put him back on the bike for another race. This will also give you the chance to make any repairs necessary to your bike. The status of your racer and your bike will influence how well you do in a race as the maximum speed your bike can travel and the performance of your bike are effected by the health of your bike and your racer. To repair your bike, simply visit the repair shop. You can purchase 'umbrella girls' to keep your racers motivated so you'll no longer have to allow them to rest between races, but you'll still have to be sure you repair your bike.

Overall, Drag Bike Manager 2 is one of the most complicated motorcycle games online, but it's also one of the most engrossing. The story sucks you in. You want to play to the very end. If you want to do that, make sure you purchase upgrades and try out 'free mode'. The bikes you can win are excellent and will definitely help you beat some of your tougher opponents in story mode. This is a motorcycle game unlike any other motorcycle game on the internet every fan of motorcycle games needs to try at least once. You don't have to be experienced or skilled to do well in this one. You just have to pay attention.