Customization happens at the tuning shop, not at the dealership. The dealership NPC sells scooters. The shop restyles the one you already spawned.
Steps shown on camera
- Find the tuning shop on the map. It is its own stop, not an orange event circle.
- Ride there and wait. The walkthrough says waiting is what opens tuning. No button prompt is shown.
- Pick a part. Screws were first. Pink was skipped and yellow was selected.
- Repeat for glow, wheels, decals, accessories, and hardware.
Changes appear on the scooter immediately. No save button is shown, and it is unknown whether a style persists after you leave the server.
What was actually browsed
| Category | Demonstrated option | Cost that was stated |
|---|---|---|
| Screws | Yellow selected. Rainbow is an option. | Rainbow screws cost Robux. The amount was not said. |
| Glow | Orange glow selected. | Not stated. |
| Wheels | Same recolor flow as screws. | Not stated. |
| Decals | Lightning decal in yellow or blue. | Not stated. |
| Accessories | Wheelie bar was opened in the menu. | Not stated. It is unclear if it was equipped. |
| Hardware | Category name only in that pass. | Battery and motor come from crates. |
Unpriced options are unpriced, not free. None of the color, glow, or decal picks were shown to change speed. A separate October 9 pass list prices Rainbow Paint, Custom Paint, Rainbow Smoke, and Rainbow Underglow in Robux. Those passes are not the same thing as a Cash recolor at the shop. Compare them in game passes.
Map landmarks are on the locations guide.