Street Blazer

The standard, unmodified Blazer-based version appears in Grand Theft Auto VI’s first trailer. No trailer timestamp, gameplay sequence, performance information, vehicle price, or customization menu has been identified for the Street Blazer in GTA VI.

Its confirmed GTA VI presence is limited to those sightings: the earlier leaked footage showed the modified model, while the first trailer showed its base counterpart. The vehicle has been spotted in the Port Gellhorn region.

The Street Blazer’s overall chassis, front-end hardware, and wheel pattern draw comparison with the Spy Racing Quad. No more specific real-world model is identified for it.

It began as a modified form of the regular Blazer. The front keeps the Blazer’s basic nose shape, fenders, and headlamp, but rearranges the chassis with dark lower structure and chrome suspension supports. It normally has no front guard, although a guard can be fitted through modification shops.

Carbon-fibre trim surrounds the handlebar and fuel-cap area, while further framing encloses the engine. The front intercooler also receives a carbon-fibre panel. On the engine’s left is an exhaust pipe, and the handlebars carry small Sport Bike-style instruments derived from motorcycles including the Akuma and Bati 801.

At the back, the Street Blazer retains much of the standard Blazer layout but shortens the rear fenders and adds a backrest, small cargo rack, and extended supports for candle-shaped indicators. Its longer swingarm accommodates larger wheels, while a jointed twin-frame arrangement runs through the rear’s single shock and spring.

The exhaust divides into two outlets with large coloured silencers. Six-spoke double rims wear low-profile tyres. Its paint assignments reverse those of the ordinary Blazer: the primary colour covers the main body, lower framework, rear rack and backrest, plus the exhaust silencers; the secondary colour goes on the front section, side panels, and portions of the rear fenders.

Before its GTA VI appearance, the Street Blazer entered Grand Theft Auto Online with the Bikers update. It was sold through Southern San Andreas Super Autos for $81,000, and could also be selected at random for the Bike Service activity, where it needed servicing before return to a customer.

It remains an off-road-class ATV rather than a separate motorcycle type. The Street Blazer is an altered Blazer variant, with its extended chassis, added framing, modified exhaust, revised wheel fitment, and different body-colour layout setting it apart from the standard machine.

In Grand Theft Auto Online, the Street Blazer accelerates strongly in both directions and brakes very sharply, although its maximum speed is not especially high. It remains capable on paved roads and off-road terrain, with handling described as comparable to the regular Blazer and its other variants despite the longer chassis.

It is easier to raise into a wheelie than the standard Blazer, but it cannot begin another wheelie after reaching moderate speed. Its rear rack functions like a wheelie bar, preventing a rider from being thrown when the machine is pulled too far back. In the air, however, it can shift unpredictably in pitch and may dismount its rider after a poor landing.

Its stated drivetrain is an upgraded parallel-twin connected to a six-speed transmission, sending equal power to all four wheels. Its engine audio is shared with the BF400 and Manchez.