SBK15: Official mobile game

 Game Description: Take part in a world motorcycle race championship. Choose one of famous racers and help him win on different tracks. Drive your bike at the top speed along difficult oval race tracks in this game for Android. Win championship stages in different countries. Be careful on the road and don't crush into one of your rivals. Follow the map and the signs to not fly off the track. Each competitor in the game has unique characteristics and a motorcycle.

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Game features:


  • Powerful motorcycles
  • Realistic graphics
  • 13 rounds
  • 3 game modes
  • 14 racing teams
NOTE: Copy extracted zip content to SDcard/Android/obb. Then run apk

Apk Download link:http://play.mob.org/android/NTjkApN-XGiru0Q_4vXirg/1436040774/sbk15_official_mobile_game/1_sbk15_official_mobile_game.apk
Data Download link:http://play.mob.org/android/oGS4JMTtk7aJt-pmGQE6Wg/1436040774/sbk15_official_mobile_game/2_sbk15_official_mobile_game.zip 

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