Mobility is key in Fortnite, and one of the best ways to get around is on a Dirt Bike. I personally prefer using Dirt Bikes more than cars, since they're a little less conspicuous and usually can get around in all-terrain areas faster. There's no shortage of Dirt Bikes to find around the map, but they can be a little difficult to find as the seasons change and the map switches up. Don't worry; we have a map for you below, along with a list of spots where you should be able to find them!
Fortnite Dirt Bike Map Locations
During a season, players might be tasked with earning points using a vehicle or, more specifically, a bike. Luckily, bikes can be found all across the map, and there are only a few locations players can go to that won't have one available. However, I do tend to find them in large quantities in the Jungle biome.
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The Dirt Bikes tend to be on the outskirts of points of interest or landmark locations, so searching through MEGA City might not be the best idea for players looking to speed off. As a match goes on, bikes tend to get left all over the place, so it may be easier to find them during the late game.
Here are some spots where you might be able to find some at the start of a match (although you'll find them scattered around in a few other spots as well):
- Breakwater Bay
- Outskirts of Eclipsed Estate
- Outskirts of Shady Stilts
- Creeky Compound
- Outskirts of Rumble Ruins
- Outskirts of Shattered Slabs
- Brutal Bastion
- Frenzy Fields
How to perform tricks on a Dirt Bike in Fortnite
When it comes to performing tricks on a bike, it's a simple process. All players have to do is press Shift, Circle, or B (depending on their platform) while they are in the air. A score meter will appear on the screen, and players just have to land the bike on the ground without crashing to get the points. If you need a quick getaway or need to rack up some trick points, the Dirt Bike is definitely a better option for transportation, unless you'd prefer to listen to some tunes while you drive.
There are plenty of locations on the map for players to get airtime, and you can even build your own ramp in a pinch. The points don't earn players anything outside of completing a quest—if there is one—so there's not a whole lot of reason to do them unless you just want to look cool.
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Abby Smith is a super nerd and video game fanatic and grew up playing games on a variety of platforms. She likes to spend her free time binge-watching Netflix, reading all genres of novels, and playing all the best new video games. She is currently a full-time Staff Writer for Pro Game Guides, and as an alumni from Full Sail University, also enjoys dabbling in creative writing such as short stories, scripts, and comics on the side.