Melbourne

Melbourne
GooH
SRTT
SR2

Melbourne

SR (2022)
SRTTR
GooH
SRIV
SRTT
SR2

Also known as

Estrada
Goat (Gat out of Hell)

Manufacturer

Dobson
Scorpion (SRR)

Games

Saints Row 2
Saints Row: The Third
Saints Row IV
Saints Row: Gat out of Hell
Saints Row (reboot)

Specifications

Class

Bike

Hostage class

Compact

Capacity

2

Doors

0

Convertible

No

Large Vehicle

No

Speed

70

Nitro Speed

80

Mass

375

Torque

80

Hit Points

3000

Road Grip

0.075

Steer Speed

50

Steer Angle

45

Signature Ability

Ball & Chain

Randomly Parked

Yes

Game-specific details

SRIV

Unlockable

Virus Collection

Obtaining

Law Enforcement

Stilwater Police Department
Santo Ileso Police Department

Cost

$10,000

Other

Police Notoriety while riding a motorcycle SR2

The Melbourne is a vehicle in Saints Row 2. It is known as Estrada in Saints Row: The Third, Saints Row IV and Saints Row (reboot) and Goat in Saints Row: Gat out of Hell.

Overview[]

This 2 seater bike commonly spawns driving around Stilwater and the Standard variant is available at Cycles for $10,000. It is wanted by the Apartments District Chop Shop.

At the Car Mechanic, the Melbourne can be made to look identical to an Estrada, including Police logos. The only real difference between the two is that the Melbourne does not have sirens.

Estrada[]

A special police variant called the Estrada also appears in the game, which the Stilwater Police Department use to chase Playa if they have 2-4 police units of Notoriety while riding a bike.

As they are the same vehicle, the Chop Shop accepts an Estrada in place of a Melbourne. When stealing an Estrada while the Chop Shop still needs a Melbourne, the "A Chop Shop is looking for this vehicle" message is displayed.

In Saints Row: The Third and Saints Row IV, the base vehicle is renamed "Estrada", and the name "Melbourne" is not used.

Cyber Estrada[]

The Cyber Estrada is a variant of the Estrada featured in the Henry Steel Mills instance of the Virus Collection Diversion. The target is located in central Ashwood, and is unlocked in the Garage upon completing.

Goat[]

In Saints Row: Gat out of Hell, the base vehicle is renamed "Goat", and the names "Melbourne" and "Estrada" are not used. Husks drive it all around New Hades and Demons use a different variant at 2 notoriety.

Locations[]

Saints Row 2[]

The Melbourne commonly spawns.
The Estrada spawns when riding a bike with level 2-3 police Notoriety.

Saints Row: The Third[]

Outside Leather & Lace, a parking spot to the left.
Inside Leather & Lace, as part of a display. It can be moved outside the store with the RC Possessor or the Sonic Boom. Once outside, it can be driven like a normal Estrada.
Two Estradas are parked near Rusty's Needle in Espina.
In traffic and random parking spaces, all over the city.
At the north east dock in Henry Steel Mills. If it is bumped, it falls into the water and explodes, but it is possible to ride it and fall through the map.

Saints Row IV[]

Same as in Saints Row: The Third, except Henry Steel Mills location.

Saints Row (reboot)[]

The SIPD variant of the Estrada can sometimes be found parked at the SIPD HQ in West Flats, or used by patrolling police officers in Vallejo.

Modifications[]

Saints Row 2

The Melbourne and Estrada have a total of 40 Vehicle Customization options. It does not have Reinforced Bumper available.

Mods

3 Gas Tanks
3 Gas Caps
4 Front Fenders
3 Rear Fenders
2 Rims
2 Mirrors
2 Exhaust Tips
5 Front Mods
10 Seats
4 Side Skirts
2 Decal 1s

Paints

Body Color (4 sections)
Trim Color (3 sections)
Window Tint
Interior Color
Rim Color

Saints Row: The Third

The Estrada has a total of 36 Vehicle Customization options.

Mods

3 Gas Tanks
3 Gas Caps
4 Front Fenders
3 Rear Fenders
2 Rims
2 Mirrors
2 Exhaust Tips
5 Front Mods
8 Seats
4 Side Skirts

Paints

Body Color (4 sections)
Rim Color
Trim Color (3 sections)
Window Tint
Interior Color

Saints Row IV

The Estrada has a total of 39 Vehicle Customization options.

Mods

5 Front Mods
2 Mirrors
3 Gas Tanks
8 Seats
4 Side Skirts
2 Exhaust Tips
4 Front Fenders
3 Miscellaneous (Gas Caps)
3 Rear Fenders
2 Rims
3 Decal 1s

Paints

Body Color (4 sections)
Trim Color (3 sections)
Rim Color
Window Tint
Interior Color
Underglow Color

The Cyber Estrada has Torque, Tire Durability, Reinforced Bumper and Reinforced Frame options only.

Variants[]

Saints Row 2

Beater (10%)
Standard (70%)
Blinged (20%)
Police Estrada (0%)
Fuzz Estrada (0%)
Chop_Shop (0%)

Saints Row: The Third

rough (0%)
average (0%)
ultimate (0%)
Police (0%)

Saints Row IV

rough (0%)
average (0%)
ultimate (0%)
Police (0%)
Chopshop (0%)

Trivia[]

The Cheat for this vehicle in Saints Row 2 is #803.
The Cheat for this vehicle in Saints Row: The Third is "giveestrada".
Melbourne is one of the largest cities in Australia, and known for having a strong biker subculture.^{[Reference needed]}
It resembles a Harley Davidson XLH or Harley-Davidson Sportster.
The Cyber Estrada is the only "cyber" style motorcycle, although there is a "wireframe" X-2 Phantom.
The name Estrada is a reference pun on actor Erik Estrada, who played Officer Francis Poncherello in the television series CHiPs, which followed the lives of two motorcycle cops.
When customizing in a Mechanic, the police lights can occasionally become glitched, and may hover, disappear then re-appear.
There is a glitch with the "Stored Vehicle Delivery" menu which causes the Estrada to appear as "Melbourne" in the list. This is the same for the City Waste Truck, Mix Master and Warrant, as they are also variants.
The Estrada is the only law enforcement vehicle capable of having all police lights removed, although the headlights still flash when the siren is activated.
In Saints Row: The Third, the Estrada is used by civilians and Steelport Police uses Kenshin instead of Estrada.
The logo for the Estrada says "Estrada Motorcycle", while the name is simply "Estrada".