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Daily quests, weeklies, and parts

Reported daily and weekly quests, from Wheelie Beginner at $400 through Serious Mileage at $6,000, and how they overlap a normal ride.

Daily quests, weeklies, and parts

Reported daily and weekly quests, from Wheelie Beginner at $400 through Serious Mileage at $6,000, and how they overlap a normal ride.

The quests menu is reported on the bottom-left of the screen. This table is from a 14 October 2026 guide. It is a task list, not a guarantee that today's board still matches.

Quest Type Requirement Reward
Wheelie Beginner Daily 8 wheelies of 5+ seconds $400
Camera Shy Daily 3 speed cameras $500
Explorer Daily Visit 6 locations $700
Smooth Operator Daily 10 km with no crash $1,300
Speed Tour Weekly 25 speed cameras $3,500
Wheelie Rider Weekly 30 minutes in wheelies $5,000
Serious Mileage Weekly 150 km $6,000
Tuning Enthusiast Weekly 12 parts $5,000

Milestone achievements are described as smaller one-off Cash pops that can also unlock higher scooters, with Kokorun G3 Pro given as the example. The guide does not list the milestone names or the Cash amounts. When one completes, a confirmation shows the Cash.

Line them up with a normal ride

  • Wheelie Beginner and Wheelie Rider count the same skill as the HUD guide. Short 5-second wheelies clear the daily. The weekly wants 30 minutes, so use an empty highway and consider turning police chases off while you practice.
  • Camera Shy and Speed Tour need speed cameras. Locations of the cameras were not mapped.
  • Explorer wants 6 locations. Cities, highways, gas stations, and meet spots are the official place types. Meetup Plaza, the dealership, and the tuning garage are reported stops you can count if the quest tracker marks them.
  • Smooth Operator and Serious Mileage want distance without a crash, or raw distance. A faster scooter helps only because it covers kilometres sooner. The starter can still do both.
  • Tuning Enthusiast wants 12 parts. A beginner video shows one tuning quest completing after two purchases, handlebars and an all-terrain tire around 600 Cash. That is one quest step, not the weekly 12.

If a reward on your board differs, follow the board. Beta updates change tasks without a public patch note.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Scooter Empire is this?

Use place 100659280755645, created by the Scooter Empire group. Another experience titled Scooter Empire uses place 11915084128 and is a different beta. Codes, passes, and prices on this site are for the [HELMETS] experience only.

Where do I redeem a code?

Open Shop, then the Codes tab, enter one listed string, and press Redeem or Claim. Reports put the shop button on the left or at the bottom-left, and the Codes tab at the upper-right of that window. A rejected code can be a typo, an extra space, a code that account already claimed, or a code that has since expired.

Is there a fixed wheelie Cash formula?

No. One 5 October clip shows a multiplier moving from 1.00x to 1.75x while the on-screen run total moves from $2.4 to $100. A later guide says the bonus can reach 2.25x and cites one 255.3 second run paying $3,819. Those are separate observations, not a formula you can multiply by time.

What does the Helmet Key do?

The reward text says 1 Helmet Key. No public description says what the key opens, how many uses it has, or where to spend it. Redeem HELMET if you want the key, then check the shop or customization menu for a new prompt.

Should I buy every scooter in price order?

Not from the prices alone. The only published top speed is 40 km/h on the starter Ninerot F3. Other scooters are listed with Cash prices, and some Robux passes have no developer stat text at all. Buy the next ride you can already control, then recheck the live store after a patch.