Stunt dirt bike

A dirt bike held in a wheelie down a residential street, yellow-rimmed and stripped of lights, in front of a wall painted end to end.

The front wheel is up and the bike is balanced on the rear, which is the whole point of the frame. It is a competition-style machine: yellow wheel rims front and rear on black knobblies, a yellow shock spring visible through the frame, black and grey plastics with a yellow rear side panel, a front disc, silver fork tubes and wide bars with a crossbar pad. There is no headlight, no mirror and no plate.

The rider is not dressed for racing. A pale blue head wrap, sunglasses, a cream T-shirt with a large cartoon print across the chest, teal shorts and white trainers, one foot off the peg. This is street riding rather than a course.

Behind him the wall is covered wall to wall in a mural of magenta, blue, yellow and teal shapes; a palm trunk stands at the left and a bench sits in front of the paint. A second bike's front wheel, in pink, is coming into frame from the left, so he is not alone. Our notes on this scene count at least three different dirt bikes and a small three-wheeler all riding wheelies together.

How to recognise it

• Yellow wheel rims front and rear on knobbly tyres
• Yellow shock spring and a yellow rear side panel
• No headlight, no mirrors, no plate
• Silver fork tubes, front disc, wide bars with a crossbar pad
• Ridden in street clothes, mid-wheelie, mural wall behind

The frame it comes from

The frame is a still from the official Press pack, which carries no timecode. It is 3840 by 2160, and the vehicle occupies 365 by 540 of it. Also in it: a small income-tax office, Vice City, Declasse Impaler '80, a modern muscle coupe, a red sport sedan, and Hawx side-by-side UTV.

What we still do not know

• The name, and the manufacturer
• Whether this is the same model as either bike in the Kalaga mud race
• Whether the wheelie is a scripted set piece or a player action
• Everything measured: top speed, handling, price, where it spawns