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Bike For Egg! trails: all 10, multipliers and prices

Trails are the second Speed multiplier shop in Bike For Egg!, sitting beside the bikes and multiplying the same treadmill gains again. Coverage of this game used to print only the top three trails. The full list is published now, all 10 of them, and this page puts the complete table in one place with a sourcing label on every row.

Last updated: November 5, 2026

Do not mix games: these trail names also exist in Steal An Egg, with different multipliers and different prices. The Galaxy Trail is x4.5 here and x5 there. This table is Bike For Egg! only: never carry a number across between the two games.
TrailRarityMultiplierMoney priceRobux priceBasis
Grey TrailCommonx1.5$1001 RobuxSourced, single source
Green TrailUncommonx2$5K2 RobuxSourced, single source
Blue TrailRarex2.5$75K5 RobuxSourced, single source
Purple TrailEpicx3$1.5M19 RobuxSourced
Golden TrailLegendaryx3.5$30M29 RobuxSourced
Red TrailMythicx4$750M39 RobuxSourced
Galaxy TrailCosmicx4.5$20B59 RobuxSourced, single source
Secret TrailSecretx5$500B79 RobuxSourced, single source
Eternal TrailEternalx6$12.5T119 RobuxSourced, single source
Divine TrailDivinex7$300T199 RobuxSourced, single source

The full table comes from the 9to5gaming trails guide, published October 16, 2026. Three rows, Purple, Golden and Red, match allthings.how trails coverage exactly on rarity, multiplier, Money and Robux, which supports the table as a whole. The other seven rows rest on that single guide for now and are labelled single source until a second outlet prints them.

How trails fit the climb

The trail ladder runs from the Grey Trail at 100 Money up to the Divine Trail at $300T, in the same rarity order the rest of the game uses. The early rungs are cheap for their multiplier: the Blue Trail gives x2.5 for $75K, less than the Space Bike charges for x2. The middle of the ladder is where the two shops collide, because the Purple Trail at $1.5M and the Frost Bike at $1M both give x3, so the bike is the better Money buy at that step. Higher up the pattern flips for Robux buyers: the Red Trail gives x4 for 39 Robux while the Righteous Bike gives x5 for the same 39 Robux, so currency choice matters as much as the sticker price.

Because trails stack with the bike you already own, a trail purchase never replaces a bike purchase. Plan the two ladders together: buy whichever rung gives the next multiplier step for the least Money, and save the big Robux steps for the rungs where the Money price has run away, such as the Eternal and Divine trails near the top.

Frequently asked questions

How many trails are in Bike For Egg!?

Ten are documented in published coverage: Grey, Green, Blue, Purple, Golden, Red, Galaxy, Secret, Eternal and Divine, running from a x1.5 multiplier up to x7.

What is the best trail in Bike For Egg!?

The Divine Trail, at a x7 Speed multiplier. It costs $300T in Money or 199 Robux, which puts it deep into endgame saving territory.

Are Bike For Egg! trails the same as Steal An Egg trails?

No. The two games share trail names but not numbers. The Galaxy Trail is x4.5 here and x5 in Steal An Egg, and the Robux prices differ as well. Never mix the two tables.

Should I buy a bike or a trail first?

Compare the multiplier per Money across both shops at your stage. Early on the Frost Bike at $1M for x3 beats the Purple Trail at $1.5M for the same x3. Higher up, the Red Trail at $750M for x4 costs more than the Righteous Bike at $150M for x5, so the bike wins there too. Trails shine when their Robux price undercuts the bike you are saving for.

How these numbers work

Only one pet income for this game is published anywhere: the Mythic Spider, at around $81K to $84K per second in current guide coverage. Every other income on these pages is an arranged community estimate, and each one is labelled Estimate wherever it appears. The estimates are anchored on figures the game itself prices in public: the bike ladder runs from the Frost Bike at $1M up to the Frozen Flame Bike at $500B, the top sourced trails run to $750M, and pen upgrades cost $75M and $500M. Zone order sets the scale between those anchors, with Jungle in the low thousands per second, Snow in the tens of thousands, Volcano in the low hundreds of thousands, and the Cosmic boss spawn at the top. Base rates here sit below the endgame ceiling the $500B bike implies, because size and mutation multipliers stack on top of base income in game. Estimates will be replaced with in game Index readings as soon as a capture round is done. Treat every Estimate figure as a planning guide, not a verified value.

Checked November 5, 2026. If you spot a figure that disagrees with your game, tell us on the Tell Us board or in our Discord and we will recheck it.

Trails are bought in the in game shop for Money or Robux. There is no trading in this game, so no trail has a trade value. eggvalues.com is a fan site and is not affiliated with the Bike For Egg! team or Roblox Corporation. Bike For Egg! has no player trading yet, so this section publishes no trade values: rankings use an income index built from the figures on this page.