LEGO Technic Street Bike

My daughter have a real Bike and I liked this product as Christmas gift.It is a great gift and I will buy another one for her birthday.Thank You

After playing LEGOs for years, someday I didn't get more LEGO gifts. The time passed and when I saw the current LEGOs it was a let-down, like if it isn't that "good as in old times". A friend gave me a catalog of the 2006 LEGO collection and it have fun lines... not only lines with Harry Potter and oversized pieces.One model caught my attention: the Technic Street Bike. To my surprise, that was a gift for my 21 years birthday! Don't be fooled by the recommended age, this can be enjoyable to anyone that is 9 years old or more... some "adults" design this toys afterall. It will be neat to be one of those ^_^

Simply Awsome!!!!This is a big machine, highly detailed with many working things like steering, 4-cyl engine and tranmission-chain drive.Instructions for 2 models included, the other is a chopper like the ones built by OCC. The new shock suspension has 2 settings, soft for an "easy ride"or hard for "speed". Get this bike SOON since it is not on sale at lego.com or ebay. (...) I was really surprised to see this in my local toys'r us. I will post photos when i finish it.

This bike is awesome. It took a few hours to put together but well worth the effort. I made the street bike and it has a working suspension and drivetrain. When I'm bored with it - I can take it apart and make it into a chopper.If you're into motorcycles, love Legos, and want to have 2 projects in the same box - this is the motorcyle for you.

This seems to be a loosed interpretation of a new 2005 Ducati Multistrada. A beautiful motorcycle in its own right. I would love to see Lego reach the same licensing agreement with Ducati they have with Ferrari to create approriate replicas. While the V4 is great to watch function on the bike, a correct "L" twin would be incredible.