🤸 Wobbly Wheels
A floppy rider, silly wheels and bouncy obstacle courses.
How to play
- Pick a course and a vehicle. Course 1 and Wally's Bicycle are ready straight away.
- Hold the up arrow or W (or the green ▶ button) to go, and the down arrow or S to brake.
- Lean back and forward with the left and right arrows, or A and D. In the air, leaning flips you over.
- Bounce on trampolines and bouncy castles. Giant beach balls just push you about.
- Purple bonk balls and swinging balls knock your rider off, so time your ride past them. Slippery soap makes the wheels slide.
- If your rider bumps their head, they pop back up at the last flag. Press R to go back yourself.
- Flips take 1 second off your time. Collect stars to unlock Granny's Scooter and Sam's Shopping Cart.
The silliest bike game on the site
Wobbly Wheels is a free funny physics game that you play in your browser. Your rider is a floppy, wobbly ragdoll who flaps about on the bike, flails on every landing and tumbles off in the most ridiculous ways. The courses are full of bouncy, squashy, slippery things: trampolines, bouncy castles, soapy slides, giant beach balls on ropes and big rubber balls that boing you across the screen. It is impossible to play without laughing.
If you have heard of the famous ragdoll bike games where riders crash in gory ways, Wobbly Wheels is the kid-friendly version. There is no blood, no injury and nothing scary. When your rider crashes, they go bonk, see a few cartoon stars and pop straight back up at the last flag, ready to try again.
Three silly vehicles
Wally's Bicycle is where everyone starts. It is a normal green bicycle, and it is the easiest vehicle to control. Granny's Scooter unlocks once you have collected 10 stars. Granny zooms along on a pink scooter, and she is braver than she looks. Sam's Shopping Cart unlocks at 22 stars. Sam rides a supermarket trolley, which has tiny wheels, a tall basket and a mind of its own. Each vehicle handles differently, so every course feels new when you ride it again with a different one.
Two worlds, fifteen courses
The Playground world has eight courses. Wobble Start teaches the controls with a trampoline and your first bonk ball, Bouncy Castle has inflatable castles that bounce you along, Soapy Slide is covered in slippery soap, Beach Ball Swing has giant beach balls swinging on ropes, Loop de Loop sends you round toy loops, Bonk Alley is full of purple bonk balls, Jungle Gym adds steps and spinning foam bars, and Playground Champ puts it all together.
The Funfair world has seven courses. Funfair Gates welcomes you in with a boost jump and a loop, Bumper Bounce is packed with bouncy castles and trampolines, Big Wheel has a long climb and a steep drop, Helter Skelter is a fast slippery descent, Ghost Train is a gauntlet of swinging balls and foam bars, Coconut Shy has beach balls and bonk balls everywhere, and Wobble Master is the final, wildest course in the game.
Bouncy obstacles
Trampolines throw you high into the air, so lean to keep the vehicle level before you land. Bouncy castles are softer but just as springy. Soap makes your wheels slide, so ease off the gas and let the wheels grip again. Giant beach balls just push you about, but the smaller swinging balls and the purple bonk balls that bounce up and down will knock your rider off, so watch their rhythm and ride through when they move away. Spinning foam bars sweep across gaps, so time your jump. Loops need speed: keep the gas on all the way round.
Flips and stars
Every complete backflip or frontflip in the air takes one second off your time. With a floppy rider, landing a flip is a real achievement, and watching them wobble back into the seat is half the fun. Finish each course quickly for three stars. Stars unlock the scooter and the shopping cart, and your best run on each course is saved so you can try to beat it.
Tips for wobbly riders
Don't rush. The fastest way through a wobbly course is a smooth ride, not a crazy one. Keep the vehicle level in the air by tapping the lean keys. Before a big bounce, slow down a little so you don't fly too far. On the shopping cart, remember the wheels are tiny and bumps feel much bigger. And if you get stuck, press R to go back to the last flag.
Safe, silly fun for kids
Wobbly Wheels was made to be funny without being violent. It is perfect for younger children who love slapstick and silly physics, and for older kids and grown-ups who want a laugh. There is nothing gory or frightening, and every crash ends with a smile. It is a good choice for families looking for a safe alternative to ragdoll games that are not suitable for children.
Play anywhere
The game runs in any modern browser on computers, Chromebooks, tablets and phones, with no download and no account. Use the arrow keys or WASD on a keyboard, or the round touch buttons on a touchscreen. Your stars and best times are saved only in your own browser. See the Parents & Safety page for more.
More bike games
For more crazy stunts, try Moto Xtreme Stunts or the pool slides of Moto Xtreme Pool Party. Pull tricks in the air in Stickman Bike Stunts, or keep an egg safe on your car roof in Egg Car Climb. Every bike game is on our Bike Games page.
Frequently asked questions
Is Wobbly Wheels free?
Yes. It is a free funny physics game that runs in a web browser with no download, account or plugin.
Is it like Happy Wheels?
It is inspired by the same idea of a floppy ragdoll rider on silly vehicles, but it has no blood or injuries. Crashes are a cartoon bonk and the rider pops straight back up, so it is suitable for kids.
Which vehicles can I ride?
Wally's Bicycle, Granny's Scooter (unlocks at 10 stars) and Sam's Shopping Cart (unlocks at 22 stars). Each one handles differently.
How many courses are there?
There are 15 courses: eight in the Playground world and seven in the Funfair world. Each course can earn up to three stars.
What are the purple balls?
They are bonk balls. Touching one knocks your rider off, so steer around them or time your ride past them.
Do flips help?
Yes. Every complete backflip or frontflip takes one second off your time, as long as you land without bumping your head.
Does it work on phones, tablets and Chromebooks?
Yes. Use the keyboard on computers and Chromebooks, or the on-screen buttons on phones and tablets.