Steal An Egg On KuKirin Motorcycle List
The motorcycles confirmed in Steal An Egg On KuKirin so far: shop-bought Kukirins identified by color and G-level with heard cash prices, plus the R$ 99 Thunderwing Kukirin gamepass — and what is and is not verified about each bike.
Steal An Egg On KuKirin is a motorcycle game at its core: the official How to Play starts with "Ride KuKirin to steal eggs" and progresses through "Upgrade your speed" and "Unlock faster motorcycles and rarer eggs." So far, exactly one properly named bike is documented — Thunderwing Kukirin, sold as an R$ 99 gamepass — alongside a shop lineup of Kukirin models that the game identifies by color and G-level rather than by model name, with prices heard at 400,000, roughly a million, and 8,000,000 in in-game cash.
No available source shows the shop's full inventory, so treat this as the confirmed roster, not a certified complete list. Here is every motorcycle the official listing, a gamepass table, and one gameplay session (auto-generated captions) actually document — and what is genuinely known about each.
Motorcycles confirmed so far
| Motorcycle | How you get it | What is confirmed |
|---|---|---|
| Kukirin ("G2") | Your ride from the start | The bike the official description tells you to ride; the players in the observed session believed theirs were G2 ("I think they are G2") |
| Blue Kukirin | Shop — 400,000 cash (price heard, not screenshotted) | Bought in that session without Robux ("400,000 is easy") and described as a better Kukirin than what they had been riding: "And now we have a Kukirin. Only it's blue." |
| Orange G4 Kukirin | Shop route (price never heard) | Another player's "I have an orange G4" confirms color-plus-G-level naming above G2 |
| ~1,000,000 Kukirin | Shop — about 1,000,000 cash (heard) | Spotted as "some kukirin for a million"; nobody bought it in the session |
| Black Kukirin | Shop (price unclear) | Requested by color ("I want the black one") and later ridden: "I'm on the black one now." A "Million 800" line comes just before, but the captions never tie that figure to the bike |
| 8,000,000 Kukirin | Shop — 8,000,000 cash (heard) | The top tier heard: asked "Is there a Kukirin for 10 million?", the answer was "It's eight" |
| Thunderwing Kukirin | R$ 99 Robux gamepass | The only named model; its gamepass price is the only attribute any source documents |
Two caveats apply to every shop row: all prices were spoken during a single video session, not read off shop screenshots, and tiers between or above the heard values may exist. Only G2 and G4 ever came up as level designations — whether the series runs G1, G3 or beyond G4 is never stated.
Thunderwing Kukirin: the only named bike, and it is a gamepass
Thunderwing Kukirin is the one motorcycle with a real name, and it sits outside the cash shop. It appears in the experience's gamepass table — eight passes, all for sale, averaging R$ 144 — and it is the only vehicle among them. The other seven are multipliers: x2 Money (R$ 299), x2 Growth (R$ 355), and 2x, 4x, 8x, 16x and 32x Speed (R$ 9 to R$ 199).
Beyond that listing, nothing about Thunderwing Kukirin is documented: no in-game appearance, tier, or performance figure appears in any available source. If you are weighing the R$ 99 purchase, that price is currently the only hard fact — there is no verified basis for comparing it against the shop bikes.
Shop Kukirins are named by color and G-level, priced in cash
Better bikes come from the in-game shop. When one player asked where, the answer was simply "In the shop," and the purchase that followed produced the blue Kukirin at the 400,000 price point. From there the heard tiers climb: an orange G4, a model at about a million, the black one, and 8,000,000 at the top.
The game never shows proper model names for these variants — everything in the table comes from color words and G-level labels heard during play, which is why this catalogue says "blue Kukirin" instead of a product name. Funding those purchases is pet income, the game's stated money source ("Earn money from your pets"), not the bikes themselves.
One warning while researching these bikes: KuKirin is also a real-world electric scooter brand, and this page covers only the Roblox vehicles. Real scooter specifications — motor power, range, top speed — are not part of this game's lineup and should not be read into it.
What "better" is proven to mean, and what is not
Only two vehicle-level differences are claimed anywhere in the sources, and both come from one player describing the 8,000,000 Kukirin: "And it earns more. Ooh, and has more speed."
- Speed holds up. The official loop is built on it — "Upgrade your speed," "Unlock faster motorcycles" — and the price ladder matches: each heard tier buys a faster bike. But no per-model speed value is documented anywhere.
- Earning does not. "It earns more" is casual commentary, and the official description assigns income to pets, not vehicles. Every per-second figure quoted in the session belonged to pets or eggs. Whether a better Kukirin itself raises your income is unconfirmed.
Keep two number types apart as well. The big speed totals players quote to each other — 2.7 million and up in the observed session — are player speed totals built through upgrades, not stats attached to any motorcycle. And a separate 16,500-Robux shop item mentioned alongside a "700 million speed" goal cannot be identified as a motorcycle from the audio, so it is deliberately not on this list.
The practical upshot: until a vehicle stat interface is documented, price tier is the only reliable "better" signal in the shop, and no source shows what any bike's own interface displays.
How this catalogue fits unlocking, riding and comparing
This page answers "what exists." The step-by-step acquisition route is a separate job: the shop purchase path and its prerequisites are covered in the guide to how to unlock motorcycles, and the boost-style speed multipliers interact with your ride differently from buying bikes — see speed upgrades. For income to fund the 400,000-and-up purchases, pets are the verified source.
Because the roster above is not a verified speed ranking, use the fastest motorcycles page when ordering matters more than inventory. And since the shop lineup was never fully enumerated, treat this list as open: new or changed bikes belong on the updates page, and this roster gets rechecked whenever the game's lineup changes.