The Dinka Double-T is a sports bike appearing in Grand Theft Auto V, GTA Online, and other HD-era entries, and it is due to appear in Grand Theft Auto VI. In the first trailer a red Double-T is partially visible parked beside a Carbon RS along the Ocean Drive-inspired strip in Vice Beach.
GTA VI Evidence Limits
Grand Theft Auto VI has so far only confirmed the Double T’s visual presence in Vice City promotional footage. The available identification does not establish a GTA VI price, performance figures, dealership listing, customization range, or any change from its earlier appearances. Its Dinka manufacturer and street-bike body type are established details, while its GTA V and GTA Online class is Motorcycles.
Road-Bike Design References
The Double T combines cues from several real motorcycles rather than copying one machine outright. Its nose fairing and twin-light arrangement draw on the Ducati Desmosedici RR and Yamaha YZF-R6. The broader silhouette is closest to the 2008–2011 Honda CBR1000RR, chassis generation SC59.
The design uses a fork-mounted front mudguard, a pointed screen above the lamps, mirror-equipped fairing tips, and side indicators. A rounded fuel tank, vented side panels, lower engine fairing, split handlebars, and a carbon-fibre-finished inner fairing shape the central bodywork.
HD Era Return
The motorcycle first appeared in The Lost and Damned, followed by The Ballad of Gay Tony. In those Episodes from Liberty City releases, its name was presented as Double T; Grand Theft Auto V and GTA Online use the hyphenated Double-T form.
The GTA V-era model retained the earlier basic design but received revised bodywork and exhaust treatment. It also has a tinted visor by default. Enhanced editions added a dedicated instrument cluster using the Sports Bike dial set shared with the PCJ 600 and Bati 801.
Engine and Comparable Bikes
In Episodes from Liberty City, the Uptown Riders website described the Double T as using a 900 cc inline-four with a five-speed transmission and 170 bhp. It was said to be the weakest of the six motorcycles introduced in The Lost and Damned. High engine revs, short gearing, and poor shifts between first and second were described as limiting acceleration and making it unsuitable for escapes.
Grand Theft Auto V and Online again give it a four-cylinder engine and five gears. Its engine note is lower-revving than the PCJ 600 and Vader, with an additional muted sound at higher revs. In GTA V and Online it weighs 200 kg and is described as having the game’s highest theoretical speed-and-weight value; acceleration upgrades and wide tyres also make it useful on mountains. Uptown Riders advertising said it led the motorcycle market before the Bati 800 arrived.
Colours, Parts and Glitch
Most of the body receives the primary paint colour. Secondary paint covers areas around the headlamps and visor, sections of the lower fairing, and the mudguards. Its split six-spoke wheels use a separate rim colour, while the rear tyre is wider than the front.
The Carbon Panels modification changes the glass visor to a carbon-fibre piece. Despite that replacement, shooting the modified panel still produces glass fragments. In GTA V and Online, players can retain a custom stock-wheel colour by colouring a custom rear wheel and then switching back, although the resulting stock rim shade is darker.
Availability and Associated Riders
GTA Online listed the Double-T at Southern San Andreas Super Autos for $12,000. It was removed from that shop during San Andreas Mercenaries and returned with Agents of Sabotage. The Epsilon Program asks Michael De Santa to obtain one during Assuming the Truth.
Earlier appearances tied the bike to the Uptown Riders, including Northwood examples that may use a distinctive orange finish; Clay can also deliver one to Johnny. In GTA Online’s Competitor Riders supply-steal mission, Kkangpae members use Double Ts when they are selected as the targets.
Vehicle data via GTA Wiki (Fandom), CC BY-SA 3.0.
