Yamaha vMax

Two-wheelers are the heart of the Bike Game cheat database, and the bike category is by far the most browsed section of the entire site. Yamaha vMax is one of the more popular entries in our bike catalogue — the code listed above was pulled from the same dataset on the last sync, so it should match what is currently working in-game. Whether you are after the classic Pulsar, a Ducati-style superbike, the iconic KGF Bike, or one of the experimental hover-bike plug-ins, every entry here goes through the same dataset sync — codes that stop working get retired, and any new bike uploaded upstream appears here on the next refresh.

What is this cheat?

Yamaha vMax has been verified by the community as a valid Bike code on multiple sessions — rest assured the value you see on this page is the latest known working code.

How does it work?

The Bike cheat table is shared across all source-game sessions for Yamaha vMax. Enter it once on any save and the asset is yours for that save going forward.

How to use it

• Start the source game and find the cheat-code input. It is almost always inside the in-game phone or under Settings > Cheats.
• Type the value exactly. Even a single extra space will cause the Bike code to be rejected.
• Finalise the code submission. The source game should acknowledge with a brief animation and unlock the Bike asset on the spot.
• On rejection, close the code menu, restart the session, and re-enter the value. The Bike table reloads each time.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do I type the Yamaha vMax code?

Open the source game and find the cheat-code input field — usually inside the in-game phone or settings menu. The bike section's code field accepts the Yamaha vMax value directly.

The Yamaha vMax code does not work — what now?

Make sure you typed Yamaha vMax exactly as shown, with no extra spaces. Some games only accept bike codes after a fresh session — restart the game and try again if the entry is rejected.

Is the Yamaha vMax code case-sensitive?

Most in-game cheat codes — including Yamaha vMax — are case-insensitive. If the typed value is rejected, try it again in lowercase to rule out a capitalisation issue.