Throttle Flip is a free motorbike stunt game you can play online in your browser, with no download needed. Help Kai, a fearless cartoon rider, rev up and conquer twenty wild stunt tracks. Balance your bike over hills and steps, launch off ramps across canyons, blast through boost strips into giant loops, and pull backflips and frontflips in mid-air.
Every clean flip shaves a second off your time. Each track shows its goal up front: beat the target time for three stars, reach the checkpoints, and roll through the finish gate to a cheering crowd.
Unlock tracks on a map that runs from a sunset desert to a neon city, frozen peaks and jungle ruins. Take on a daily challenge for bonus coins and spend coins on new bike paint. It plays on phones, tablets and computers. Throttle Flip is an original game made by the GamesYap team. For a heavier ride over endless hills, try Ridge Rumbler.
Yes. Throttle Flip is free to play in your web browser, with nothing to download or install. All 20 tracks and the daily challenge are free, and you unlock new tracks just by finishing them. Coins only unlock new bike paint.
Version 2.0.6Nov 2, 2026
2.0.4: Smoother on phones: lighter drawing every frame, less stutter. 2.0.3: Smoother steering: the on-screen pads follow your thumb when it slides from one to the other, and nothing stays stuck. Steadier on slow phones. 2.0.2: Players who had already finished the old last stage now find the new one unlocked right away. 2.0.1: Store art: the game title on the covers no longer hides under the NEW badge. 2.0.0: Big update: a fourth chapter, Jungle Ruins, with four new tracks (light shafts, fireflies, palms and vine-covered temple pillars); a closer camera so Kai and the bike read clearly on every screen; deep canyons with mist under every jump; hills with lit ridges and valley haze; loops no longer drain your speed (no more getting stuck after a restart at a flag); an extra flag in Avalanche; a daily gift, three daily quests, a free daily chest (prize chances shown) and free coins. 1.2.2: Clearer wording: ad rewards give coins only (never points), daily chests show their prize chances, and a few names were made original. 1.2.1: Sharper graphics on phones: the game no longer drops to a low-resolution canvas on slower devices. 1.2.0: Full-screen phone layout for portrait and landscape: two-row HUD that keeps the top-left corner free, smaller translucent thumb pads, two-column menu and track map on landscape phones. Clear goals: a goal card on every track (target time for three stars, star tiers, best time), live star rating and target in the HUD, flag / finish distance with checkpoint markers, a track map with chapters, stars and locks, a daily challenge (coins only) and a next-unlock teaser. Meet Kai, a cartoon rider with expressions (focused, surprised and joyful in flips, scared and hurt in crashes, cheering at the finish) and rider portraits on the goal card and result screens. A cheering crowd at every finish gate, birds, searchlights and a blimp, snow and aurora, camera zoom in long jumps, short slow motion on flips, finishes and crashes, a music loop per world and flip chimes. 1.1.0: Flips now always count (one wheel touching first used to cancel them). Longer, richer tracks: textured ground with a lit edge, three parallax layers, clouds, wooden kicker supports, cliff shading, shaded cacti, rocks, neon towers, lamps, snowy pines and snowmen. Detailed bike and rider with suspension, exhaust and a flip trail, landing shake and NICE LANDING. First-ride tips, bigger touch pads layout for phones, coins and a Garage with 8 bike paints, standard win screen with coins (Ride again kept). 1.0.0: First release: 16 stunt tracks in three worlds, loops, boost strips, checkpoints, flip time bonuses and star times.
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Yes. It runs in the browser on phones, tablets and computers. On a phone you use on-screen GAS, BRAKE and lean buttons. On a computer you use the arrow keys or WASD, with Space as an extra gas key.
Get some air off a ramp, then hold lean back for a backflip or lean forward for a frontflip. Let go when the bike comes round and land level on both wheels. Each full flip takes one second off your time.
Finish the track under the target time. The HUD shows how many stars you are on track for during the ride. Clean flips cut a second each, and avoiding crashes keeps you from losing time at checkpoints.
You restart at the last checkpoint flag you passed, so you don't have to ride the whole track again. Crashes still cost time on the clock, so a steady, clean ride often beats a risky one when you are chasing three stars.
