German Moped Days Mopeds & Vehicles are the foundation for exploring, testing builds, and trading. The documented choices include the Simson S51, S51 Enduro, and Swalbo 130, but the available vehicle information is not a complete price or performance catalog. Use the models below to choose a starting point, then repair the vehicle before investing in a build.
Documented mopeds and vehicle roles
| Vehicle or build | Role | Best starting use |
|---|---|---|
| Simson S51 | Moped | Everyday driving, tuning, or a resale example |
| S51 Enduro | Moped variant | A performance-oriented tuning starting point |
| Swalbo 130 | Moped | Driving, repairs, upgrades, and trading |
| MTX 110 / MTX 130 / MTX 530 | Tuned build names | A compatible moped build, not a separate vehicle |
| Cars and other vehicles | Vehicle category | Additional driving options as the game adds them |
The rows separate vehicle models from tuning labels. MTX 110, MTX 130, and MTX 530 should not be counted as three extra mopeds. Exact prices, complete compatibility rules, and stable performance tiers are not documented here, so check the current in-game vehicle and parts prompts before buying.
Choose a starting point
Choose the Simson S51 if you want the clearest documented base for experimenting with parts or following an S51 tuning example. Choose the S51 Enduro when your priority is a performance-focused build: a video creator recommends it for its higher PS, but that is a player recommendation rather than a full verified stat sheet. The Swalbo 130 is another documented driveable option for the same repair, upgrade, and sale loop, although its exact performance values are not confirmed.
Do not transfer real-world Simson specifications, fuel ratios, or expected handling to the Roblox game. The useful comparison is how each vehicle behaves in your current session and which parts the game accepts.
Get a moped ready to drive
Use this order after obtaining a vehicle:
- Inspect the vehicle in the garage. Look for missing or damaged parts before planning a build.
- Repair the critical parts. The documented repair loop includes components such as the piston, cylinder, exhaust, fuel tank, ignition, chain, sprocket, and braking parts. The exact damaged list depends on the vehicle state.
- Prepare fuel and ignition. A moped can require fuel preparation and a functioning ignition before it starts; use the game's current prompts rather than assuming a real-world mixture.
- Start and test in an open area. Check clutch, throttle, gears, brakes, and steering before taking a new build into traffic or a chase.
- Only then tune or sell. Add compatible parts after the vehicle runs, and calculate repair plus tuning cost before treating a sale as profitable.
This sequence avoids the main documented mistake: tuning a damaged purchase immediately and discovering that the combined cost makes the vehicle a poor trade.
Repair a moped before tuning or resale
This moment supports the repair-first decision rule and the warning to calculate the cost of a tuned S51 before buying or selling.
Tuning and testing vehicles
An S51 MTX 530 build is described with a cylinder, five-speed gearbox, sports filter, and race exhaust. Another S51 performance example reports about 147 km/h and 34.5 PS, but those numbers belong to a specific player build and demonstration. They are not the base statistics of every S51, and they should not be used as a guaranteed result for an Enduro or another moped.
Review the S51 MTX 530 tuning setup
This moment supports the S51 tuning section by identifying the cylinder, five-speed gearbox, sports filter, and race exhaust used in the MTX 530 example.
Before installing a part, confirm three things in the current game version:
- the part belongs to the intended tuning category;
- the vehicle accepts that part;
- the added cost is justified by your driving or resale plan.
Test a high-power build away from tight turns and other players. The available evidence warns that strong builds can lift the front wheel or become difficult to control. Handling, police-chase behavior, and exact speed thresholds are not documented well enough to promise a particular escape route or vehicle ranking.
Repair, tune, or sell?
Use the following decision rule rather than assuming every upgrade increases value:
- Vehicle does not run: repair the required systems first; tuning is premature.
- Vehicle runs and you want to learn: use an S51 as the documented tuning example, then test one compatible change at a time.
- Vehicle runs and you want performance: consider the S51 Enduro recommendation, but treat the higher-PS claim as a player report and verify behavior in-game.
- Vehicle is for resale: total the purchase, repairs, and tuning costs before listing it. The evidence does not establish that tuning always produces a profit.
- Vehicle is for general travel: prioritize reliable starting, fuel, brakes, steering, and controllable handling over an unverified top-speed target.
The next practical step is to take the vehicle to the garage, finish its repairs, and test the stock setup before buying a tuning package.
FAQ
Is there a complete German Moped Days vehicle list?
Not from the available evidence. S51, S51 Enduro, and Swalbo 130 are documented examples, while cars and other vehicles are mentioned as a broader category. Vehicle names, prices, and attributes may change as the Beta develops.
Are MTX 110, MTX 130, and MTX 530 vehicles?
No. They are tuning build names. Treat them as combinations of compatible parts installed on a vehicle, not as additional models in your garage.
Can I use the reported 147 km/h as an S51 baseline?
No. It is a reported result from a particular tuned setup. The available evidence does not establish that every S51, S51 Enduro, or Swalbo 130 can reach it.
Can vehicle performance determine police-chase outcomes?
Performance may affect how easy a chase feels, but the available records do not confirm vehicle-specific chase rules or speed thresholds. Test the behavior in the current version instead of relying on a guaranteed model ranking.