Vyrus Alyen 2020

Some bikes look like concept drawings. This is one of them. The frame work is open and unusual, and the model arrives debadged. Unbranded Exclusive Motorcycle is the only pack with it.

FiveM GTA5 Vyrus Alyen: code and setup

Put the Unbranded Exclusive Motorcycle folder in resources and ensure it in your server.cfg. One restart later, tolvyalyen20 spawns the model. Admins, garage scripts and dealership menus all read the same code.

The Vyrus Alyen 2020 in the gallery

One frame is a front three-quarter on a wet paved plaza, grey and blue bikes together. The other is a side profile pair in blue and black on a brick plaza in front of office towers. The front end has no normal fork. The bodywork wraps in tight.

Model files at a glance

• Poly count: 253.606
• .yft file: 10.7 MB
• .ytd file: 3 MB
• Tuning parts: none
• Spawn code: tolvyalyen20

Use the file sizes to decide where this sits in your load order. A shorter load order helps if you already run a long vehicle list. File sizes matter more than poly count when players complain about loading.

About the real Vyrus

Vyrus is a small workshop near Rimini in Italy that assembles motorcycles in tiny numbers. Its frames use hub-centre steering, which is why the front end looks nothing like a normal fork. The Alyen pushes that idea to an extreme. Servers use it as a collector piece. It ships debadged.

Buying it

Buy it as part of Unbranded Exclusive Motorcycle, which holds 40 vehicle pages. The full vehicle list covers everything else on the site. More of the same maker is on the Vyrus vehicle hub.

Roles it suits

Show builds, rare vehicle rewards and collector garages all suit it. It has no tuning parts, so what ships is final. Give it to long-serving players rather than the open shop. It is a talking point more than a workhorse.

The gallery on this page is the only place those colours are confirmed. Check your stream limits before adding several models in one night. Tuning parts decide how much a mod shop menu can change on the model. Write the code down somewhere, because guessing it never works.