Kukirin Life Scooter Colors and Visual Styles
See which Kukirin Life scooter colors are confirmed selectable at the tuning shop, how each was demonstrated, and what the official art does not prove.
You can change a scooter's look in Kukirin Life at the tuning shop, and the options actually demonstrated in gameplay are a specific, limited set: yellow and pink on the screws part, rainbow (which costs Robux), an orange glow for the whole scooter, the same color system on wheels, a lightning decal in yellow or blue, and a wheelie bar accessory. A gameplay walkthrough browses this menu on camera, so these are the confirmed, demonstrated options — not the game's complete color palette.
Where you change a scooter's colors
The color menu is not in a settings screen — it lives at the tuning shop, marked on the map near the rideout event area. You tune a scooter you own: the walkthrough's narrator spawns his own scooter right before the segment, and the shop's promise is that "if you wait here, you can literally tune your own scooter." Every player already qualifies, because the game gives you a free G2 scooter to start on.
- Spawn or get on your scooter — the free G2 you start with works.
- Ride to the tuning shop on the map, near the rideout event area.
- Wait at the shop so the tuning session opens.
- Pick a part category: screws, wheels, decals, or accessories/hardware.
- Choose a color or option inside that category.
- Look at your scooter to see the result. The walkthrough's picks take effect on the spot; no separate save or confirm step is shown.
Colors and options shown in the tuning menu
| Option | Part | What the walkthrough demonstrates | Stated cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Yellow | Screws color | Picked in the menu — "Some yellow, for example" | No payment shown |
| Pink | Screws color | Offered in the same menu and declined — "No pink" | No payment shown |
| Rainbow | Screws color | Offered right after yellow; the sentence continues "is going to cost Robux" | Robux |
| Orange glow | Whole scooter look | Browsed, selected and approved on camera — "this orange glow. That's super cool." | No payment shown |
| Wheels | Wheels | Same color system said to apply — "you can do it the same for the wheels" | Not stated |
| Lightning decal (yellow or blue) | Decals | "here, lightning, you can change. Yellow, blue." | Not stated |
| Wheelie bar | Accessories | Browsed and praised in the same menu — "wheelie bar looks cool" | Not stated |
The menu session shown is browsing with examples, not a complete catalog. More colors and parts may exist that the walkthrough never opens, so treat the table as the options you can count on, not the full range.
One cost detail matters if you are planning a look: rainbow is the only option with a stated price, and it is premium currency (Robux). Yellow, pink and the orange glow are applied on camera with no payment step narrated, and the cost of the wheels, decal and accessory categories is never stated — check the live menu before committing to a specific look.
Official art versus what you can actually select
Promotional artwork depicts scooters in several different colors, which makes the game look like it ships with a fixed palette of paint jobs. That art alone does not prove those colors are selectable styles. The looks you can rely on are the ones shown being picked at the tuning shop, and even then the demonstrated session happened on one player's scooter. Every player's confirmed base is the free G2, and later models such as the G4 Ultra come from the dealership (how to get scooters covers the routes) — but whether the same color and glow categories appear on every model was not shown, so verify the menu on the scooter you actually own.
Applying a look
Once you have picked an option from the table, the separate Kukirin Life scooter customization guide walks through the tuning shop step by step, so you can take your chosen colors, decal and accessories from menu to scooter.