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LEGO’s New Technic BMW M 1000 RR Is the Ultimate Mini Motorbike

The LEGO Technic BMW M 1000 RR motorbike.
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Ready to ride in style? LEGO just announced its latest Technic set, the BMW M 1000 RR. This faithful recreation of the first BMW M-series bike gives fans the opportunity to own an icon of motorsports, even if it’s just at one-fifth scale. The new Technic BMW M 1000 RR set is available January 1st for $230.

LEGO managed to recreate a ton of the BMW M 1000 RR’s elements using just 1,920 bricks and pieces. Not only does this tiny motorbike offer a fully functional gearbox, but it has front and rear suspension and, of course, rotating wheels.

Customers also get a printed windshield and three swappable dashboards, plus a display card and a miniaturized racing stand. It’s amazing to see LEGO put such care and detail into a complicated-yet-iconic design, though of course, the company has successfully recreated other popular vehicles in the past.

LEGO even developed a miniature BMW R 1200 GS Adventure last year, though it’s no longer available for purchase. It seems the company will continue to collaborate with BMW, so if you want a collection of these vehicles, I suggest buying the new Technic BMW M 1000 RR and looking out for future sets.

The Technic BMW M 1000 RR is available January 1st for $230, which really isn’t a bad price. We will announce when the set is on sale, so if you want a reminder, go ahead and subscribe to our free newsletter.

LEGO Technic BMW M 1000 RR

Available January 1st, the LEGO Technic BMW M 1000 RR features a fully functional gearbox, plus front and rear suspension. It comes with a display stand and racing riser and represents the real BMW M 1000 RR at 1:5 scale.

Source: The Brick Fan

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