
Mono-Moped value in Adopt Me
LegendaryLeft the game
Our scale: a normal Fly Ride Frost Dragon = 100. A pet at 50 is worth half a Frost, one at 300 is worth three.
- Demand
- Low
- Updated
Don't hand over the Mono-Moped cheap: it's retired and one of the pricier vehicles around. Demand is low, so a good offer may take a while to show up.
Worth about
Value history
Close in value
Where it comes from
- Mono-Moped is a legendary vehicle in Adopt Me.
- Released in March 2018.
- In-game price: 70 Bucks, 199 Bucks, or 499 Bucks (Small Gift, Big Gift, or Massive Gift).
- No longer obtainable in the game — only through trading.
A legendary from March 2018, it hasn't been obtainable for years, and that retirement is what keeps the price high. It used to cost Bucks; now trading is the only way in.
The name says it all: a one-wheel moped players call the mono moped. You rarely see one in game, which is why people ask so much for it.
Price-wise it sits with other retired rides: Unicorn Cycle, Orange Neon Snowboard and Horse Cycle. Neon White Skateboard is a bit cheaper, also retired.
Treat it as a rare piece and skip the first lowball you get. Demand is low, but so is supply — take your time picking a buyer.
Questions
How much is the Mono-Moped worth in Adopt Me?
It's on the expensive side for a vehicle — around 1.13. Being retired keeps it there.
How do you get the Mono-Moped in Adopt Me?
You can't get it in game anymore. Trading with another player is the only route.
Is the Mono-Moped retired?
Yes, it's retired — trade only.
What is worth more, Mono-Moped or Orange Neon Snowboard?
Mono-Moped is worth more: 1.13 against 1.13 for normal Fly Ride versions.
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