The new 1MILLIONVISITS SF BIKE code on Roblox and how to redeem it, plus where to find new ones for the San Francisco motorbike, scooter and BMX game.
SF BIKE is a Roblox riding game set in a big recreation of San Francisco, where you hop on motorbikes, electric scooters and BMX bikes and cruise around the city, over the Golden Gate Bridge and through its skateparks, earning cash as you go to build up your collection of rides. It launched on October 12 and had around 1,350 people playing when we checked on the morning of November 9, after a 24-hour peak of more than 6,000, with 94% of its votes positive, which is a pretty smooth ride for a game that’s not even a month old.
The developer has now passed a million visits and marked it with a brand new code, 1MILLIONVISITS, which sits alongside the 700KVISITS code from a couple of days ago, so the list is still short, but each one is a free reward for typing a single word, which is about the least effort you’ll spend in a city that’s famous for its hills.
Active SF BIKE codes
| Code | Reward |
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Free reward (not stated, may have expired) |
1MILLIONVISITS and 700KVISITS are both listed in the codes line of SF BIKE’s official Roblox description as of the morning of November 9, 2026, and RBX Radar has picked up both from the same place, adding 1MILLIONVISITS in the early hours of November 9. Neither the developer nor the trackers say what either code gives you yet, so think of them as a little surprise in your saddlebag, and we’ll add the rewards here once someone publishes them.
The old launch code, NEWREALEASE, has been taken out of the description, and RBX Radar now files it under “may be expired”, although nobody has actually reported it failing yet, so it’s worth a quick try while you’re in the menu. Before you reach for the red pen, that one really is spelt NEWREALEASE rather than NEWRELEASE, so copy it exactly as it appears above, typo and all.
Expired SF BIKE codes
There aren’t any confirmed expired SF BIKE codes yet, but NEWREALEASE is on its way out now that the developer has dropped it from the game’s page, so we’ll move it down here as soon as it’s confirmed to have stopped working.
How to redeem codes in SF BIKE
- Launch SF BIKE on Roblox.
- Look for the codes box, which in most Roblox games sits behind a Codes button on the side of the screen or inside the Settings or Shop menu, as the developer hasn’t said exactly where it lives in SF BIKE.
- Type 1MILLIONVISITS or 700KVISITS into the box exactly as it’s written above.
- Press the redeem or confirm button to claim your reward.
Where to find new SF BIKE codes
The developer keeps its codes in the game’s Roblox description and, judging by 700KVISITS and 1MILLIONVISITS, likes to mark visit milestones with a new one, so that’s the first place to check after an update or once the counter ticks past another big number. It’s also worth joining the SF BIKE group on Roblox, since members get a free motorcycle for their trouble anyway. We’ll keep an eye on the description and the trackers too, so bookmark this page and pop back to see if anything new has rolled in.
What is SF BIKE?
SF BIKE is an open-world riding game on Roblox from the SF BIKE group that launched on October 12, 2026, and it had around 1,350 players online when we checked on November 9, with more than 1.2 million visits so far. You explore a detailed version of San Francisco on motorbikes, scooters and BMX bikes, ride across a Golden Gate Bridge with live traffic, hunt for hidden spots and skateparks, customise your rides and earn cash to expand your garage, either on your own or cruising with friends, and the latest update added more bikes to the mix. Well, it beats sitting in traffic on the real thing.
If you’re after more codes for new Roblox games on two wheels, our Night Rider codes, Scooter Gang codes and MAHANAKHON RACING codes are worth a look, and our Roblox hub has codes for the biggest games on the platform.
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