How many Trails are in Bike For Egg?

There are eleven Trails: Grey, Green, Blue, Purple, Golden, Red, Galaxy, Secret, Eternal, Divine and the limited Halloween Trail.

What is the best Trail in Bike For Egg?

The Halloween Trail is the fastest at x9 Speed. It is a limited Robux-only item at 279 Robux. The Divine Trail is the best permanent Trail at x7, costing 300,000,000,000,000 Money or 199 Robux at the Trails Shop in the Safe Zone.

Do Trails stack with bikes?

Yes. Your equipped Trail multiplier stacks with your equipped bike multiplier, so both upgrades raise the Speed you gain on the treadmill.

Can you own more than one Trail?

Yes. You can buy every Trail and switch between them at the Trails Shop, but only the equipped one applies its multiplier.

All Trails in Bike For Egg – Prices & Speed Multipliers

What is the full Trails list in Bike For Egg?

There are eleven Trails. Ten are permanent shop upgrades, and the eleventh is the limited Halloween Trail. Prices climb far faster than the multipliers: the first permanent Trail costs 100 Money, and the top Money Trail costs 300 trillion.

Trail	Rarity	Money price	Robux price	Speed multiplier
Grey Trail	Common	100	1	x1.5
Green Trail	Uncommon	5,000	2	x2
Blue Trail	Rare	75,000	5	x2.5
Purple Trail	Epic	1,500,000	19	x3
Golden Trail	Legendary	30,000,000	29	x3.5
Red Trail	Mythic	750,000,000	39	x4
Galaxy Trail	Cosmic	20,000,000,000	59	x4.5
Secret Trail	Secret	500,000,000,000	79	x5
Eternal Trail	Eternal	12,500,000,000,000	119	x6
Divine Trail	Divine	300,000,000,000,000	199	x7
Halloween Trail	Limited	Not sold for Money	279	x9

The ten permanent Trails can be bought with either Money or Robux. The Halloween Trail is a limited item sold for Robux only. Across the permanent ladder, Robux prices rise much more slowly than Money prices, which is why the top Trails look cheap in Robux relative to their Money cost.

How do Trails affect Speed?

A Trail is a colored streak that follows your bicycle, and it multiplies the Speed you gain from treadmill sessions. It does not add a flat amount, so its value grows as your base Speed grows.

Only one Trail can be equipped at a time.
You can own all eleven and switch between them for free.
The Trail multiplier stacks with your bike multiplier.
A bought Trail stays in your collection permanently, even if a limited item later leaves the shop.
New players start with no Trail at all.

Because the bonuses stack, a x1.5 Trail on a x1.5 bike gives more than either purchase alone. That makes the cheapest Trail the best first upgrade in the game: 100 Money for the same +0.5 multiplier that the 200 Money Football Bike gives. See the full bike list for the bike side of the comparison.

Where do you buy and equip Trails?

The Trails Shop is in the Safe Zone, next to the Bike Shop.

Walk to the Trails Shop and interact with it to open the menu.
Scroll through the eleven Trails and check both prices.
Choose the green Money button or the purple Robux button.
The new Trail equips immediately, and its streak appears behind your bike.
Reopen the menu any time to switch to another Trail you own.

You never lose a Trail by switching. The old one stays in your collection, even though only the equipped Trail affects your stats.

Which Trail should you buy first?

Buy the Grey Trail as soon as you have 100 Money. It is the cheapest multiplier in the game and it speeds up every treadmill session after that.

From there, buy the highest Trail you can afford without emptying your balance. The jumps in Money price are steep — 5,000, then 75,000, then 1.5 million — so the next tier is always a savings goal rather than an instant purchase.

If you are deciding between a Trail and a bike at the same price, check the cost-per-Speed breakdown. Early on, the Trail wins because it is cheaper for the same multiplier gain.

Is the Halloween Trail worth buying?

The Halloween Trail is the fastest Trail at x9, but it is a limited item and costs 279 Robux. The Divine Trail reaches x7 for 199 Robux and can also be bought with 300 trillion Money.

If you want the highest Speed and the item is still on sale, the Halloween Trail is the top option. If you prefer a permanent upgrade you can earn without Robux, the Divine Trail is the better long-term target. Because the Halloween Trail may leave the shop, do not treat it as a required step in the permanent progression.

Are Trails or bikes more important?

Both use the same multiplier system, so the real answer is that you want both. The difference is pacing:

Trails start at 100 Money and reach x9 with the limited Halloween Trail. The permanent ladder stops at x7.
Bikes start free at x1 and reach x9 at the top end.
Together they multiply your treadmill gains far beyond either line alone.

In practice, players buy the Grey Trail first, then the Football Bike, then alternate between the next affordable Trail and bike. The beginner guide walks through that opening order, and the money guide explains how pet income funds the later tiers.