Ride 6

The tutorial and the entire first career area feature events where we have to race win a loaned bike. Just win one of them.

The strategy for this trophy is pretty simple. Pick an easy track like the Daytona oval and post a really bad lap. Return to the main menu after the lap so you can select a ghost near your leaderboard position. Given that your posted laptime is easily beatable for you, you shouldn't have any trouble with the ghost.

Keep going for 4 more laps after unlocking Next, please! without leaving the session to clear out this trophy as well.

Photo Mode can be found in the options menu during races, time trials and riding school challenges. Just take any photo you like.

The trophy is pretty self-explanatory. We can even use Rewinds to achieve this.

The bike type option can be set in the Game Experience settings. We get there by pressing in the main menu. Just set it to any and win a race with it. I'd recommend combining this with '74-'75.

To increase the Reward Bonuses we must change some settings in Game Experience as well. Just deactivate stuff like Joint Brakes, Ideal Trajectory and Rewinds until you reach 75%. Then start a 3-lap race on the Daytona oval to get the job done.

In the Editor tab of the main menu we can create our own liveries. Just changing the color of our bike and then saving and uplaoding unlocks the trophy.

In the Editor tab of the main menu we can create our own liveries. Just changing the color of our bike and then saving and uplaoding unlocks the trophy.

In the Editor tab of the main menu we can create our own liveries. Just changing the color of our bike and then saving and uplaoding unlocks the trophy.

Go over to the Garage to search for a livery for a specific bike easily. The advantage of the Garage is that we can apply the livery right away.

Download anything you like from the Editor tab, but take a look in the top right corner. It tells you what model your livery is for. Helmets usually cost 1.000 credits, in case you need to buy it to apply the livery to it.

Download anything you like from the Editor tab, but take a look in the top right corner. It tells you what model your livery is for. Racing suits usually cost 1.500 credits, in case you need to buy it to apply the livery to it.

In the garage we can change every piece of clothing. Just changing the color of a default piece isn't enough, we must purchase an alternative piece for every slot.

The online multiplayer in Ride 6 luckily features only a single trophy. This guide has been created shortly after release. At this point it was necessary to complete these races with a bike we own. Loaned bikes didn't move the counter. This may apply to your trophy hunt as well, so better be safe and use a bike you already own. It is also possible to get all 10 races while being AFK for the most of it. To do so, start the race and press Options ahortly after. AI will take control over your bike, ensuring you don't get kicked out of the lobby.

This is similar to Next, please!. The only difference is that we must at least beat the instructor/bronze medal time to register on the leaderboard. Just register a bronze time in any of the challenges and then select a recommended ghost to beat. The game should give you one with a silver medal. Given that we need to win gold in all challenges, you'd get this trophy in the process.

The final challenge of the Bridgestone Riding School is a short race on dirt. Win it to unlock this trophy. If you don't manage to do it here, you'll get it in Career.

Unlocks automatically while going for One small step, In the footsteps of the greats and Enduring Enduro.

The first career area features an event called "Flat Track? Flat Track!" which is the first night race of the Career. Win it to unlock the trophy.

Can be combined with Claim to fame. Just win every event of a single career area.

Please refer to One hundred, and one!.

The first champion we can face is Supermoto legend Thomas Chareyre. Beat him in "The Supermoto Legend" to unlock his bike and this trophy.

Unlocking The first in a long list also unlocks our first Head-to-Head event. Just win it by more than one second.

Many championships of the game force us to participate in qualifyings before the races. At the time of release it wasn't possible to skip single-lap qualifyings so you should just make the most of it and get pole position.

Win the race right after unlocking A job well begun... or any other race where you were forced to set a qualifying time and scored the pole position.

This one is pretty unmissable, just make sure to win any championship during the Career. Most of them consist of 3 races. Later ones feature up to 5 races.

To start the career area called "Scooter Maniacs" we either need to buy or loan a scooter. Buy one to get the trophy, as there is only one available and it's a Racing Modified bike.

We need 1.300 stars to unlock this trophy. It's highly recommended to complete all bonus objectives of each event you participate in to rack up stars quickly.

The Used Bike Dealership refreshes every Monday. That means this trophy is only unlockable on Saturdays or Sundays. Just enter the dealership and buy a bike when it says "New Bike Catalog in: 1 days".

In the career area "Howes" we need a new Enduro bike. Buy one instead of loaning one to unlock this trophy along the way.

If you play through every area until you until its reward bike you should earn this trophy about the time you defeat Guy Martin. But it unlocks naturally on the way to One hundred, and one! regardless.

Unlocks naturally on the way to Maximum weight.

Before a race or in the garage, press to manage a bike and select "Customize components". There, buy the best parts for every category to unlock this trophy.

Decide early in the career which of the bigger manufacturers you prefer, Honda, Ducati, Kawasaki or Yamaha and stick with their bikes whenever possible. Starting early with it avoids unnecessary grinding after you unlocked all career trophies. You can pick a Yamaha after the introduction and use it for the 10 online races. Doing so will push Yamaha to level 2 before you even enter the Career.

Complete a bonus objective in each of the following event types:

• Single Race
• Superpole
• Head-to-Head
• Championship
• Endurance

There is a good chance you didn't need to buy an Endurance Modified bike before completing all Career trophies. In that case, remember to boy one of them while you're going for 101 unique bikes.