To gain this achievement you must place 3rd or higher in Waypoint Series 1. Waypoint Series 1 consists of:

• Grand Central Mud (Waypoint)
• Watershed (Waypoint)
• Sugar Ridge MX (Elimination)

I found the best vehicle type to use for this series to be the MX Lite which is the vehicle you’ll be starting off with anyway.

Waypoint Races – These require you to get to the finish line whilst going through a series of gates (waypoints). At the top of the screen you will see a pointer showing you the direction of the next gate and how far away it is.

Elimination Races – The aim of these races are to stay out of last place and be in first on the final lap. These races eliminate the rider in last place whenever the rider in first completes a lap. This will happen until only the first place rider is left.

To gain this achievement you must place 3rd or higher in Waypoint Series 2. Waypoint Series 2 consists of:

• Grand Central Mud (Waypoint)
• Watershed (Waypoint)
• Sugar Ridge MX (Elimination)

I found it best to use an ATV for the first two races and a Sports Buggy for the final one.

For information on Waypoint and Elimination races see ‘Waypoint Series 1’

To gain this achievement you must place 3rd or higher in Waypoint Series 3. Waypoint Series 3 consists of:

• 3 Pines Cross-Country (Waypoint)
• Frost Wood (Waypoint)
• Champion Route (Overthrow)
• Kingston Round 1 (Outrunner)

I found it best to use an ATV for the first two races, a Sports Buggy for the third and then finally an MX Lite.

Overthrow Races – The aim of this is the same as a normal exhibition race however there are staggered starts. Each of your five opponents will start a second after each other until you finally set off in last place, six seconds behind the leader. You must ‘overthrow’ the lead and achieve as high position as possible.

Outrunner Races – These are basically time trial races. You will start with an allotted amount of time and you must finish the race before the time runs out. However, you must do this whilst going through a series of checkpoints as they will increase the amount of time you have to complete the course.

For information on Waypoint races see ‘Waypoint Series 1’.

To gain this achievement you must place 3rd or higher in National Series 1 in. National Series 1 consists of:

• Lost Meadow (Exhibition)
• Sugar Ride MX (Exhibition)
• Moto448 (Exhibition)
• Black Water (Outrunner)

I found the best vehicle type to use for this series to be the MX Lite.

Exhibition Races – These are just standard lapped races. The only aim is to achieve as high position as possible.

For information on Outrunner races see ‘Waypoint Series 3’.

To gain this achievement you must place 3rd or higher National Series 2. National Series 2 consists of:

• Prairie Valley (Exhibition)
• Sandwick (Exhibition)
• Pinetop (Exhibition)
• Verrado Speedway (Section Race)

I found it best to use the ATV for the first three races and then a Sports Buggy for the final one.

Section Race – This is where the course is split into a certain number of sections and the aim is to win the most sections as possible. To win a section you must score the fastest time in it. You will not see it but you will get points on each section depending on your place and the player with the most points wins.

For information on Exhibition Races see ‘National Series 1’.

To gain this achievement you must place 3rd or higher in National Series 3. National Series 3 consists of:

• Moto 448 (Moto)
• Prairie Valley (Moto)
• Sandwick (Moto)
• Pine Top (Moto)
• Armadillo Flats (Moto)
• Razorback (Moto)
• Lost Meadow (Faceoff)
• Kingston Round 1 (Overthrow)

I used the MX Lite for all of the races in this series as the only other option is ATV which I find to be much slower.

Moto Races – These are similar to exhibition events in the fact that the aim is simply to place as high as possible. However, you must complete two separate races in each event. You will be given a certain amount of points for each race (25 for 1st, 20 for 2nd etc.) and the rider with the most points across the two races is the winner.

Faceoff Events – These are the same as Exhibition Races apart from the amount of opponents. Instead of racing against 11, this is a simple lapped race against only 1 other opponent.

For information on Outrunner races see ‘Waypoint Series 3’.

To gain this achievement you must place 3rd or higher in Supercross Series 1. Supercross Series 1 consists of:

• Stonepoint Round 1 (Exhibition)
• Manchester Round 1 (Exhibition)
• Fort Dodge Round 1 (Exhibition)
• Suicide Beach (Rival)

I found it easiest to use an MX Lite for the first 3 races and a Sports Buggy for the final race.

Rival Races – These are almost identical to waypoint races, where the aim is to reach the finish line first whilst going through a series of gates.

For information on Exhibition Races see ‘National Series 1’.

To gain this achievement you must place 3rd or higher in Supercross Series 2. Supercross Series 2 consists of:

• Kingston Round 1 (Exhibition)
• Manchester Round 2 (Exhibition)
• Fort Dodge Round 2 (Exhibition)
• Lago Dell’orlo (Elimination)

I found it best to use an MX for the first three and a Sport Buggy for the last.

For information on Elimination races see ‘Waypoint Series 1’ and for information on Exhibition Races see ‘National Series 1’.

To gain this achievement you must place 3rd or higher in Supercross Series 3. Supercross Series 3 consists of:

• Fort Dodge Round 1 (Heat)
• Kingston Round 1 (Heat)
• Manchester Round 2 (Heat)
• Fort Dodge Round 2 (Heat)
• Stonepoint Round 2 (Heat)
• Kingston Round 2 (Heat)
• Stonepoint Round 1 (Faceoff)
• Barranca Del Diablo (Overthrow)

I suggest using an ATV for the Heat and Faceoff Events as the AI crashes a lot more when using them making it tons easier and then a Sports Buggy for the final event.

Heat Events - These are normal exhibition races split into two. The first of which is a ‘heat’. To qualify for the Main Event you must place in the top 5. Then you will complete in the Main Event to determine your final place in the overall Event.

For information on Faceoff Races see ‘National Series 3’ and for information on Waypoint races see ‘Waypoint Series 1’.

To gain this achievement you must place 3rd or higher in Freestyle Series 1. Freestyle Series 1 consists of:

• Trickaholix (Freestyle)
• Triple X Jam (Freestyle)
• Grand Central Mud (Rival)

You have to use an MX for the first two and the Rival Race is much easier with an MX Lite.

Freestyle Events – These require you to complete tricks on a course that has a series of ramps. You will be marked on Difficulty, Flow, Variety, and Execution. You will be given a score out of 10 for each of these. You will then be given an overall score which will decide your finishing position. Press start and go to Tricks to find out how to perform all the different tricks if you get stuck.

For information on Rival Races see ‘Supercross Series 1’

To gain this achievement you must place 3rd or higher in Freestyle Series 2. Freestyle Series 2 consists of:
 

• Air Nation (Freestyle)
• FMX Dog Fighters (Freestyle)
• Pine Top (Overthrow)

I found it best to use an MX for all of these races.

For information on Overthrow Races see ‘Waypoint Series 3’

To gain this achievement you must place 3rd or higher in Freestyle Series 3. Freestyle Series 3 consists of:

• Triple X Jam (Freestyle)
• Trickaholix (Freestyle)
• X-Style Shoot-Out (Freestyle)
• Dover Street Marina (Freestyle)
• Manchester Round 2 (Elimination)

Again, I found the MX to be the best vehicle for all of these events

For information on Elimination races see ‘Waypoint Series 1’ and for information on Freestyle Events see ‘Freestyle Series 1’

To gain this achievement you must place 3rd or higher Omnicross Series 1. Omnicross Series 1 consists of:

• Iron Gate (Exhibition)
• Barranca Del Diablo (Exhibition)
• Lago Dell’orlo (Exhibition)
• Manchester, Round 1 (Section)

This series is much more off-road and the tracks are a lot rougher so I found it best to use a UTV, or if you have unlocked it, a sports buggy.

For information on Exhibition Races see ‘National Series 1’ and for information on Section Races see ‘National Series 2’

To gain this achievement you must place 3rd or higher Omnicross Series 2. Omnicross Series 2 consists of:

• Black Water (Exhibition)
• Desperacion (Exhibition)
• Picco Di Altus (Exhibition)
• Moto448 (Outrunner)

I found it best to use a Sports Buggy for the three exhibition races and an MX for the final Outrunner race.

For information on Exhibition Races see ‘National Series 1’. And for information on Section Races see ‘Waypoint Series 3’.

To gain this achievement you must place 3rd or higher Omnicross Series 3. Omnicross Series 3 consists of:

• Iron Gate (Exhibition)
• Barranca Del Diablo (Exhibition)
• Lago Dell’Orlo (Exhibition)
• Black Water (Exhibition)
• Desperaction (Exhibition)
• Picco Di Altus (Exhibition)
• Iron Gate (Faceoff)
• Champion Route (Outrunner)

I found it best to use the Sport 2 Truck for the 6 Exhibition Events, an MX for the Faceoff and a Sport Buggy for the Outrunner.

For information on Outrunner Races see ‘Waypoint Series 3’ and for information on Faceoff Races see ‘National Series 3'

To gain this achievement you must place 3rd or higher in Champion Sport Track Series 1. Champion SportTrack Series 1 consists of:

• Verrado Speedway (Exhibition)
• Champion Route (Exhibition)
• Fort Dodge Round 1 (Rival)

I suggest using the Sport Buggy for the first, Sport 2 Truck for the second and finally the MX.

For information on Rival Races see ‘Supercross Series 1’

To gain this achievement you must place 3rd or higher in Champion Sport Track Series 2. Champion Sport Track Series 2 consists of:

• Suicide Beach (Exhibition)
• Verrado Pacific Cup (Exhibition)
• Sandwick (Section)

I found it best to use the Sports Buggy for the first two and MX for the last.

For information on Section Races see ‘Waypoint Series 3’.

To gain this achievement you must place 3rd or higher in Champion Sport Track Series 3. Champion Sport Track Series 3 consists of:

• Verrado Speedway (Exhibition)
• Verrado Pacific Cup (Exhibition)
• Suicide Beach (Exhibition)
• Champion Route (Exhibition)
• Verrado Pacific Cup (Faceoff)
• Prairie Valley (Section Race)

I would suggest using the Sports Buggy for the first two, Sport 2 Truck for the next 3 and finally the MX.

For information on Section Races see ‘Waypoint Series 3’ and for information on Faceoff Races see ‘National Series 3’

Although the achievement description says ‘win’ all series, all you actually have to do is unlock every event to unlock this achievement. Each series has an amount of events anywhere from 3 to 8. As you will have figured out if you have been using the guide for the first section, to ‘win’ a series all you have to do is unlock all the events. This means placing third or higher overall in the first set of events. For example, if the series has 4 events in total, you only need to place 3rd or higher in 3 of the 4 events to "win" it and thus unlock the fourth event. Despite this, you should be aiming to come first in every single race which is what is required to get the achievement entitled "Greatest of All Time". There are 18 series in total that you need to win, every achievement above this tells you how to complete each series and by following them you should unlock this too.

Place 1st in all of the Face-Off challenges in the MotoCareer. They are as follows:

• Lost Meadow - National Series 3
• Iron Gate - Omnicross Series 3
• Stone Point Round 1 - Supercross Series 3
• Verrado Pacific Cup - Champion Sport Cup 3

Place 1st in ALL events in the MotoCareer. This achievement is obviously easier on Rookie, so I recommend not playing on the higher difficulties. Even the most inexperienced racers should be able to knock off 90-95% of the events first try.

Get any single Gold medal in a FreeRide challenge to unlock this. Hill Climb is probably the easiest to complete.

See "Precious Medals" for more info.

You will need to earn Gold for all 4 challenges from each FreeRide area (Hillsgrove, Reyes and Icarus). The challenges are the same for each map: Trail Blazer, Hill Climb, Target Practice and Discovery.

Trail Blazer requires you to reach the destination way point within the allotted amount of time. The only one that might give you trouble is in Icarus, MT as you have very little time. My recommendation is to use the Sport Buggy or Sport 2 Truck because they are able to climb the mountain between you and the marker easily. Head down the road and when it bends towards the left, ramp up the mountain to your right. Now all you need to do is control your descent down the other side and the Gold is yours.

Hill Climb requires you to control your vehicle up a steep slope, hill or mountain. All of the Hill Climb challenges are fairly straight forward, the only tip I can provide for the last one is to use the Sport Buggy or Sport 2 Truck since they have the most engine power. It may take a few tries but isn't very difficult.

Target Practice has you pass through 12 or 15 targets within a set time limit. Even the first one can be very difficult for inexperienced riders. Having good 'flow' will help you out tremendously for these challenges, being able to transition from one target jump to the next will help you complete it within the time limit and maintain speed. Keep practicing to learn the routes and try not to get frustrated. Another good tip is to use the compass along the top of the screen to help you line up your jump.

Discovery involves finding small blue flags scattered over the map. Some are easy to find, some require a bit more looking. Hillsgrove, NY and Reyes, AZ have only 3 flags, where Icarus, MT has a total of 9.

Join any public match on Xbox Live and play it through to the end. This achievement will pop up at the end of the round.

Regarded as the hardest achievement in Reflex, this achievement requires winning a match against 11 other human players. Getting this legitimately may be challenging for some, so I'd advice arranging a boosting session with other members of x360a in this thread.

Simply play 25 matches on Xbox Live in any combination of the public game types. Upon completion of your 25th match, the achievement will unlock.

You must win 25 matches on Xbox Live. Any public game victory count towards this achievement. Inexperienced riders might have difficulty winning 25 matches, arranging to boost some victories with other members of x360a can be done in this thread.

Reflex's online has a leveling system to track your victories and experience progress. Win a race against an opponent who has a higher experience level than yourself to net this achievement. This will be easier at level 1 or 2 when you have a higher chance of playing against people a higher level than you.

To win Tag you need to hold the 'ball' (looks like a large crazy pig head) for a total of 60 seconds. To grab the ball simply run into it, or run into the player currently holding it. You are slightly slower with the 'ball' so it can be a challenge to keep it for long, stay persistent and victory can be yours. This game is won by winning 3 rounds.

In Snake you and the other players have a trail of light that is left where you drive. This game plays very similar to Tron. Be the last player standing by outlasting your opponents or tricking them into crashing into your tail or their own. This game is won by winning 3 rounds.

Note: If you stop moving or bail, you lose.

When you first put the game in you will be prompted to complete the tutorial lessons, finish the first 3 (Rider Reflex, Hold Tight and Lean Into It) to net this achievement. If you skipped the tutorial at the beginning you can access it by pressing from the main menu.

When you first load up the game you will be prompted to complete the tutorial lessons, finish the last 3 (Take-Offs and Landings, Wreck Avoidance and Freestyle Tricks) to net this achievement. If you skipped the tutorials at the beginning you can access them by pressing from the main menu and choosing "Moto Skills."

This can be done in any of the series events, be it the first or last, all you need to do is land one trick. The tutorials will give you a rundown of how to do the tricks (hold and press any three directions on ). Performing a 'Whip' also counts as a trick provided you land it, this is for turning your bike or ATV in mid-air, there's a good chance you'll get this one accidentally.

In one jump you must complete 3 different tricks and land the jump (wipe-outs don't count). This can be completed in any race, freestyle event, freeride or even the loading area! The easiest area to do this is in FreeRide, most players have used Reyes, AZ as there are many large mountains and jumps.

Your tricks and performance will be judged in a few categories: Overall, Difficulty, Flow, Variety, and Execution. You only need to get a 10.0 in one of these categories. Luckily it seems to count tricks even if you are unsuccessful in landing them which means a 10.0 in Difficulty is the easiest. Get some good speed and hit any large ramp, proceed to hold and mash in as many directions as you can and hope for 10.

This achievement requires you to win a freestyle event whilst making sure every trick you do is different. There are about 50 different combinations of tricks so completing one event without repetition is fairly easy. You should aim to complete a Tier 3 trick every time as this will give you higher score and means you will have to less tricks overall. It also makes it easier tow in even if you fail to land some jumps. I got this achievement on Trikaholix in the very first event on Freestyle Series 1. I got the win performing the following set of tricks Kiss of Death ( + Left, Right, Left), Cordova ( + Left, Down, Right), Tsunami ( + Right, Down, Right), Body Varial ( + Right, Up, Right), Hartattack ( + Left, Right, Down) and finally the Solo Cliffhanger ( + Right, Left, Right)

This can be completed in Split-screen multiplayer with an extra controller in a 2 lap race. During the Moto Career, however, there are some grueling long races that have a large track and 5 laps. I found specifically in the Omnicross Series 2 & 3 that I was lapping two or three opponents each time. I recommend using the Sport Buggy and if you drive carefully you should see some sluggish UTVs in your 4th or 5th lap.

At the beginning of the race you should see a white line at the end of the first straight away or at the first corner. The first person to cross this line wins the 'hole shot.' Be the first to cross that white line 10 times and this achievement is yours. If you're playing the Moto Career on Rookie difficulty and holding down at the start of each race you shouldn't have any trouble getting this one.

Complete three different tricks in a single race to earn this achievement. This will be easiest on an MX or ATV, just find a track you're comfortable with that has a decent sized ramp/jump and at least 3 laps. Each time you go around the track, do a different trick (using and ). When you've landed your third unique trick, finish the event and this achievement is yours.

For this achievement you need to tune one of your vehicles. To access the tuning options for one of your rides you must press from the main menu (taking you the garage) and then selecting my rides. To bring up the tuning options press on any one of your vehicles. On the vehicle tuning screen, there are two adjustable sliders. One is for braking and one for steering. Change one of these options and then press , the achievement should now be unlocked. This is now saved as a preset for your vehicle so if you didn’t actually want to tune it then you can go and change it back.

You can use the Sport Buggy, Sport Truck or Sport 2 Truck for this achievement. Complete any race (you don't need to win) without losing any of your body panels. This is easiest on a short race with the AI on Rookie. If you find you're bumping into things or being hit by the other racers, just slow down at the beginning and trail along in last place making sure not to damage your vehicle.

This can be done in the Sport Buggy, Sport Truck or Sport 2 Truck. Opposite of the "Keeping It Clean" achievement, you need to complete a race with NO body panels remaining. This is easier in the Sport Buggy as you only have four (hood, two doors and roof) to knock off, with the Trucks you'll have eight (hood, two front, two doors, two back, and roof). Crash into rocks, walls, posts or other racers to knock the panels off. When you have none left, complete the race (you don't need to win).

The fourth Moto Skills tutorial "Wreck Avoidance" will teach you about using the reflex stick to avoid crashing. During any race event when you see the green arrow appear at the top, left, right or bottom of your screen, press the in the corresponding direction to avoid falling off your vehicle. Avoid one wreck and this achievement will pop immediately.

See "Wreck-less" only complete 100 avoidance's. If you avoid all wreck opportunities presented, you should get this quite a ways before the end of the Moto Career.

This can be completed in Arcade mode, choose the map and vehicle you are most comfortable with and change the difficulty to All-Time. Win just one race to net this one. Most players agree that the first few Waypoint races are the easiest. As for the vehicle of choice, it really depends which one you're most comfortable in... I used the Sport Buggy.

There's a chance you'll accidentally get this while free riding around. If you want to guarantee it, load up "Reyes, AZ" in FreeRide. As soon as the helicopter drops you off, turn 180 degrees and follow the path up the mountain. Go past the first hill, and launch off the second one. You should easily get 300 feet of distance, make sure you land it. This can also be a great opportunity to get "Hat-Trick!"
If you're worried about the landing, note that you can set down a "session marker." Press to mark a location to return to (like a little ways back from the jump) and try. If you fail the landing, simply hit to return to your marker.

To perform a Wheelie you need to pull back on while accelerating with . This can be done on any flat area, or down a hill. Balance using either or a combination of gas and brake to control the wheelie.

A bit trickier than the Wheelie, gain some speed on a straight away or down a hill and hit the brake and pushing forward on to go into a Stoppie. Control your balance using either or a combination of gas and brake . This may take a few tries, but remember if you've found a good spot to attempt it you can use session markers.  to set a marker and  to return to it.