The BMW S 1000 RR especially with the m sport package with the winglets and stuff is meant to be a race bike that happens to be road legal, so most people who buy the bike instantly remove the wing mirrors to clear up the body lines which is why I assume they are missing in this model
sorry m8 your wrong the m1000rr is first and for most a road bike (it has heated grips and cruise control as standard) the HP4 race is there race bike that you can buy no hate just an FYI
all "RR" bikes, which of course means Really Racey (no it doesn't 😁 it supposedly stands for race replica), are supposed to be "track-first" bikes. Of course you can ride them to go to work 10mi away or something, but it's borderline sacrilegious to the bike itself.
This set is right up my alley. I recently built a motorcycle MOC, and it helped me to realize that I really enjoy both challenging builds and motorcycles with the standard gearbox/fake-piston engine. This set has both, and the gearbox is a straight improvement with the increased size! $230 is quite steep, but for a set with the quality of a supercar for about 1500 pieces fewer, it is still quite tempting.
I think the gearbox for this particular bike is correct. Race ready bikes, all MotoGP, WSB's etc for track work in reverse to road bikes. So you push down to change up and push up to change down. This makes sense when you think about the G Forces acting on the rider accelerating and braking like they do. Really good review.
lol he just flipped it backwards because he was powering it from the output. If he powered it directly from the engine it would’ve gone in the opposite order. Low engine speed to a fast output means it’s in a high gear. So technically the pistons move the slowest in 3rd
I think it's more to do with being able to change up gears while lent over to the left, anyone that's tried to get their foot under the gear lever while leant over will know it's borderline impossible 🙂
As a die-hard Technic motorcycle collector, owner of almost every Technic motorcycle set LEGO has ever released, including the 1924 unicorn, I waited impatiently for the year 2022 models. But in my wildest dreams I certainly didn't imagine that LEGO would release a Bikedzilla :O HOLY CRAP I NEED A BIGGER SHELF!
I am more a car guy than a bike guy, but this thing looks amazing. I really enjoyed building the DUcati, and this BMW seems like a blast. I would like Lego decided to replicate a Boxer BMW bike. As always, magnific video!
I just got this set yesterday. I have to say that it is the best Lego set I've ever owned. Between me and my two children, we have roughly 70 sets. It is very challenging to put together. You really have to pay attention when building it or you can get lost and mess up. I love the details and accuracy compared to the real motorcycle. It is impressive just sitting on the stand. My only problem with it is you can't see the gears working.
I didn’t realise how massive that set is. As you say, it’s a shame they don’t explain how things like the gearbox work. Many of my recent technic builds had things in them I’d have loved to understand more / like that insanely complex one in the Land Rover!
S1000rr is the road bike with mirrors, this kit is based on the track pack which has no mirrors; hence M in the name not S. Nice review. Also note that when the bike is on the stand, the rear wheel sits lower which throws the angle of the exhaust off more.
Looks great. Although this ‘display’ approach seems at odds with the ‘technics’ part. I’d be curious to see something like this as a creator expert too
For sure going to be buying this. Love motorcycles. I hope to see some MOCs turning this into a Yamaha R1M, or at least hope to see LEGO release one in the future.
yes the chain parts have been used in the past, same mold but new colour. Oh and that grey pedal is not the break, that is how the motorcycle shifts gears (like the gear stick on a manual car) . Break and clutch levers are on the handlebars.
That is a great looking set as far as pieces go. As far as functionality, it has pretty much all the functions of a real motorcycle, it's not really lacking anything
Bought it for my 10 year old nephew. Wanted to give him a bit of a challenge. He finished it over a 5 day period by himself. He loved building it! definitely was worth getting for him.
Not sure I understood correctly, but if you go up a gear the engine should run slower, so you have the opportunity to go up in revs and attain a higher speed.
I must say I like your video/review a lot! It’s not “in your face” over the top with graphics and animation but very substantial and helpful for someone thinking of getting this set.
About the opposite engine speeds in gears, racebikes often have inverted gearboxes (first is the highest up and 6th the lowest) but then the neutral is below first so the Lego one isn’t realistic in that. But for play it is probably fun anyway.
im not a BMW fan, and i normally dont buy ANY technic sets, but this set looks amazing and very detailed, even like the small brake pads. I might end up buying this.
Lego needs to cool it on the stickers. For anything more than $99 I expect prints at this point. This is clearly intended for an adult and not a child.
Thanks for the video! I loved the Ducati Panigale Technic and this one looks even more awesome. BTW, you put your front tire on backwards. The thread should be reversed on the front.
Id really like to see further sets in the 1:5 scale motorbike lineup, and a few favourites id like to see include the Honda Goldwing (lego have only really made technic sports/superbikes so this icon would be nice), the Kawasaki Ninja H2 R and either the Ducati Multistrada v4 S or a KTM 1290 Duke
I think this is the beginning of a line of 1:5 bikes, like the Porsche was for the 1:8 cars. One has to think of what is suitable for Lego pieces, especially Lego Techinc, imo a naked bike would be perfect, even this BMW looks better before the panels are attatched. I would prefer if Lego chooses to make a whole bunch of very different motorbikes, custom bikes like cafe racers or choppers, vintage bikes like a Harley WLA, a Vincent, a Brough.... A pure motocross machine in this scale would also be very nice. But I´m afraid they would only make licensed models of new bikes, like in the 1:8 car series.
Very nice with transparent peace for the windows. I really want Lego Technic will concentrate more on the aesthetic like cover parts, windows on car. Now it seems like they start polishing more, great stuff
Are you sure the rim of the set is 30mm wide ? The caliper seems to be near 25mm. The front wheel is 26mm wide according your measurement and it sticks out the front rim, so the rim can not be 30mm to me, right ?
Mine arrived by parcel delivery just yesterday. I had never read a review or looked at the specifications and I was blown away on the size of the box. Just watched this pretty good review and hear there are 70+ stickers. I usually don't apply stickers on the first build but I may need revisit that decision.
Yes you picked it up too with the gear box. First is all the way down in a motorcycle then neutral is in between 1 and 2 and 3rd is where the pistons should rotate at a slow speed but Its a bit mixed up except neutral is exactly where it should be.
It was my 5th build in a few months, after being introduced with lego at 13 year old. I thought the Land Rover (42110) was great, but this build was amazing !
Any chance there's a slight mistake in the instructions for this build on Page 86? Struggling to see how the two pieces can line up as shown in the picture. Cheers
Thanks a mill for showing the gearbox in action. I was sure I must’ve made it incorrectly since it seemed to me that the gear changes were out of order but your’s were the same so it must be right. I’m no bike expert so maybe this is how bike gearboxes are set up 🤷♂️
I remember having a Technic bike in about 2000, wasn't a model of any brand just some sport bike with chopper as alternate model, but had similar size rims and tyres, it was big... It was also blue and silver.
This model just arrived today - can't wait to get started. Interesting point about the other models. MV Agusta make beautiful bikes would love to see one of them. Or even the Kawasaki H2 which is already very angular
Really impressive model, though the build/stickers look intimidating. Personally I really like the smaller scale of the Ducatti, as this is almost too big to display without it's own personal shelf, but the attention to detail accomplished here is second to none as far a Lego two wheeled bikes go.
I have just got this build and thanks for the video. I`ll definatly be taking my time on building this model. A very good video. Will let you know how i got on once it`s finished.
I am just about done with this kit --- I'm about 3/4 of the way through the last bag of parts, and just installed the exhaust stack. Observations: 1. I had to restart the engine/tranny build, after trying to install the left swingarm -- I goofed some thing up w.r.t. the chain clearance, and ended up having to almost completely disassemble the build to get it right. 2. I am disappointed in the sticker-based headlights -- I would've preferred some clear plastic pieces here. I've built a few "AFOL" kits recently (Duc, Typewriter, ISS, Brick Molding Machine) and this is def the most challenging and intricate build. I am loving it 8^) Oh -- one other thing -- I bought an aftermarket LED light kit for this -- I also installed lights on the Duc model. IMO LEGO would make these kits a lot more desirable with inbuilt lighting.
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It's huge! I like it. For sure one to add to the Technic collection. Great review!
the shock absorber is only the tube on the inside of the spring (it is sometimes outside of the spring) and it's soul purpose is slowing down movement from the spring and doesn't push back when you press it in. on lego springs the shock absorber has a spring on the inside and isn't a ahock absorber. the whole assembly of the shock absorber and the spring is called suspension.
Is the gearbox working correctly? I got the impression that the 3grear is the slowest one and the one under neutral is the fastest one. I define the tire speed based in constant engine speed.
@@RacingBrick 😄 you are right forgot that is was mentioned in the video. Are there some ideas how to flip the gear ratio? I try to make a change simply by flipping the shifter but still no success
@@dodymemphis4270 I have changed the sequence from 3N21 to 1N23. The instructions are available at Rebrickable (42130 Gearbox Fix), you can have a look.
I just want to help my fellow builders out. This is the most sticker heavy kit I’ve ever made. Bag 4+5 are basically every other instruction calls for a sticker. You can use a spray bottle full of 5% dish soap 95% water(it doesn’t have to be accurate) lightly spritz the part that gets a sticker and it will allow you to move the sticker into place and get rid of static cling. Simply dry the part and the sticker is perfect. Also “mr hobby” satin finish can be sprayed on the sticker parts(do it lightly or you’ll ruin the sticker) and then the sticker will stay forever. These are old gunpla tricks, but they work well for lego. Bag 3 is the rear swing arm and front fork. PAY ATTENTION! It’s easily the most complex technic thing I’ve ever built, and I own the motorized excavator. Happy building!!
I saw someone show off this set without stickers, and man, a white and black version of this bike looks a bit better in my opinion. I don’t think I’ll pick this up, but it is very tempting. I enjoy your reviews!
Is the suspension travel good? Because i would buy the set for the parts and the shocks and the wheels. So i wanna know is.it is good for.playing with. So i can build.a B model. A MTB. mountian bike. MOC
Thank you for very detailed review. I wish I'd watched it before building the bike 😂 I couldn't downshift so I tore it down. Well, it works now so I don't know if anything was wrong 😂😂 Now I'll put it back together. Should go faster since I tore it down keeping the assemblies.
I wish they would make Lego technic people to ride or drive these figures. Like the Mini Figures for regular Lego. I think it would be cool to have a person to display these sets with. I feel like they had one at one point.
They had Technic figures many years ago, but using them very much restricts the scale of the vehicles so that might be the main reason why they are not used anymore.
@@RacingBrick I knew it. Just a thought. I know for some figures it wouldn't make since for scale. But it would be cool to have one. Maybe they could bring it back in the future just a thought.
Really cool, big moto! I like the new parts, specifically the new, long fork, bigger tires/rims, disks/rotors, and the new coil shock (looks pretty realistic too). Great video as usual!
From what i have seen from a landrover defender perspective. This spring looks similar to defender v1 axle springs. What you think. Maybe used for 4x4s or suv mocs aswell 🤔
This looks very impressive 👏 day one for me the design if far superior to the ducati. But I did like the build on it have the Harley-Davidson yet to build . Be nice to have all 3 in my collection can not wait
I first watched this video a couple of weeks ago.. and decided to order one. I just received the set today!! I am looking forward to starting it tomorrow :) My last build was the Lamborghini a couple of months ago... What a beast! Thank you for your videos.. keep up the great work!
This is a pleasant surprise though I don't plan on getting it. Its much larger and more expensive that I was thinking, wow it makes the Sian look small! Though I do like the new pieces, epically the smaller shock absorber, how does its hardness compare to the standard yellow ones?
I'm busy building mine now, and I was also surprised that they have gotten the gearbox wrong again! It really detracts from an otherwise well packaged and decent shifting gearbox. With the land rover it was easy to fix as you can switch the stickers around. In this case I don't see a fix other than redesigning it
@@martinfisker7438 this is true, but if that was the intention (which I doubt since there is no mention of it being designed that way) it is still wrong since neutral is between 2nd and 3rd gear and not between 1st and 2nd.
@@leonmisselhorn1831 I have changed the sequence from 3N21 to 1N23. The instructions are available at Rebrickable (42130 Gearbox Fix), you can have a look.
The BMW S 1000 RR especially with the m sport package with the winglets and stuff is meant to be a race bike that happens to be road legal, so most people who buy the bike instantly remove the wing mirrors to clear up the body lines which is why I assume they are missing in this model
Its m1000 rr no s1000rr
sorry m8 your wrong the m1000rr is first and for most a road bike (it has heated grips and cruise control as standard) the HP4 race is there race bike that you can buy no hate just an FYI
@@Dogsoldier88 still the place for the M version is the racetrack! I am driving the S and this one is also preferred on the track ;)
What's body lines
all "RR" bikes, which of course means Really Racey (no it doesn't 😁 it supposedly stands for race replica), are supposed to be "track-first" bikes. Of course you can ride them to go to work 10mi away or something, but it's borderline sacrilegious to the bike itself.
The attention to detail in this set is absolutely spot-on, including the front fender assembly on this set compared to the Ducati!
I'm so pumped. Just picked it up yesterday. Starting tonight. Love this bike and set!
are you high?
This set is right up my alley. I recently built a motorcycle MOC, and it helped me to realize that I really enjoy both challenging builds and motorcycles with the standard gearbox/fake-piston engine. This set has both, and the gearbox is a straight improvement with the increased size! $230 is quite steep, but for a set with the quality of a supercar for about 1500 pieces fewer, it is still quite tempting.
I think the gearbox for this particular bike is correct. Race ready bikes, all MotoGP, WSB's etc for track work in reverse to road bikes. So you push down to change up and push up to change down. This makes sense when you think about the G Forces acting on the rider accelerating and braking like they do. Really good review.
lol he just flipped it backwards because he was powering it from the output. If he powered it directly from the engine it would’ve gone in the opposite order. Low engine speed to a fast output means it’s in a high gear. So technically the pistons move the slowest in 3rd
I think it's more to do with being able to change up gears while lent over to the left, anyone that's tried to get their foot under the gear lever while leant over will know it's borderline impossible 🙂
As a die-hard Technic motorcycle collector, owner of almost every Technic motorcycle set LEGO has ever released, including the 1924 unicorn, I waited impatiently for the year 2022 models. But in my wildest dreams I certainly didn't imagine that LEGO would release a Bikedzilla :O HOLY CRAP I NEED A BIGGER SHELF!
youre in luck, I believe a new cycle is coming in march!
@@sidewinded1 i know, the Bat cycle! Not as big as the BMW but still a pretty large set with about 650 pcs. Cannot wait!
I am more a car guy than a bike guy, but this thing looks amazing. I really enjoyed building the DUcati, and this BMW seems like a blast. I would like Lego decided to replicate a Boxer BMW bike. As always, magnific video!
There was a Technic boxer BMW a couple years ago: the 42063 from 2017!
The best part of this set are the shocks, I immediately bought a set of them for use on a trophy truck moc, they look so good!
Occasional Technic builder, Speed Champions collector... this feels like a Must-Have to me!!! I'm just so drawn to it!!
I just got this set yesterday. I have to say that it is the best Lego set I've ever owned. Between me and my two children, we have roughly 70 sets. It is very challenging to put together. You really have to pay attention when building it or you can get lost and mess up. I love the details and accuracy compared to the real motorcycle. It is impressive just sitting on the stand. My only problem with it is you can't see the gears working.
I didn’t realise how massive that set is. As you say, it’s a shame they don’t explain how things like the gearbox work. Many of my recent technic builds had things in them I’d have loved to understand more / like that insanely complex one in the Land Rover!
Wow, thats HUGE! Also, the golden track links are a new color, they were previously only made in black and reddish brown.
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S1000rr is the road bike with mirrors, this kit is based on the track pack which has no mirrors; hence M in the name not S. Nice review. Also note that when the bike is on the stand, the rear wheel sits lower which throws the angle of the exhaust off more.
what do you mean display only? i go vroom vroom with my lego ducati
Looks great. Although this ‘display’ approach seems at odds with the ‘technics’ part. I’d be curious to see something like this as a creator expert too
Ten years later, that’s just an angry mess of peeling stickers. Shame.
I wouldn’t even use them i think
@@FunBoysGaming well I use them on some of my Lego technic sets I have
Re order the stickers online for free. Takes 2 weeks
@@ahyaan2552 pls tell me where can i order them 😢
You don’t buy Lego technic to take them apart, Lego makes sure of that lol
Now this is a set I'd definitely want to get my hands on,visually it looks absolutely beautiful and I'm definitely a Superbike lover
For sure going to be buying this. Love motorcycles. I hope to see some MOCs turning this into a Yamaha R1M, or at least hope to see LEGO release one in the future.
I'm extremely happy with this build and glad I got it. The Lego store I went to must have had about 100 boxes of these on display!
yes the chain parts have been used in the past, same mold but new colour. Oh and that grey pedal is not the break, that is how the motorcycle shifts gears (like the gear stick on a manual car) . Break and clutch levers are on the handlebars.
That is a great looking set as far as pieces go. As far as functionality, it has pretty much all the functions of a real motorcycle, it's not really lacking anything
Bought it for my 10 year old nephew. Wanted to give him a bit of a challenge. He finished it over a 5 day period by himself. He loved building it! definitely was worth getting for him.
10:54 can I ask , where you purchased your third hand from ?
It's built in :)
I can already imagine the MOCS of 20’s and 30’s cars with those wheels
Oh yeah, those will be insane :)
@@_broody2853 I would totally buy 4 of those wheels and start making cars, but the prices on the wheels are going to be INSANE
Thank you for the videos you make came across you not to long ago. I’ve been going through a lot of depression and these Lego videos make me happy
Not sure I understood correctly, but if you go up a gear the engine should run slower, so you have the opportunity to go up in revs and attain a higher speed.
Correct. But here we have the opposite situation. Lego gearboxes are full of riddles, aren't they? :-)
@@Attika Hey Attika! Ah, I see. In that case I misunderstood.
I must say I like your video/review a lot! It’s not “in your face” over the top with graphics and animation but very substantial and helpful for someone thinking of getting this set.
What model is compatible with a 1/6 scale action figure?
About the opposite engine speeds in gears, racebikes often have inverted gearboxes (first is the highest up and 6th the lowest) but then the neutral is below first so the Lego one isn’t realistic in that. But for play it is probably fun anyway.
im not a BMW fan, and i normally dont buy ANY technic sets, but this set looks amazing and very detailed, even like the small brake pads. I might end up buying this.
Lego needs to cool it on the stickers. For anything more than $99 I expect prints at this point. This is clearly intended for an adult and not a child.
Thanks for the video! I loved the Ducati Panigale Technic and this one looks even more awesome.
BTW, you put your front tire on backwards. The thread should be reversed on the front.
Id really like to see further sets in the 1:5 scale motorbike lineup, and a few favourites id like to see include the Honda Goldwing (lego have only really made technic sports/superbikes so this icon would be nice), the Kawasaki Ninja H2 R and either the Ducati Multistrada v4 S or a KTM 1290 Duke
I think this is the beginning of a line of 1:5 bikes, like the Porsche was for the 1:8 cars.
One has to think of what is suitable for Lego pieces, especially Lego Techinc, imo a naked bike would be perfect, even this BMW looks better before the panels are attatched.
I would prefer if Lego chooses to make a whole bunch of very different motorbikes, custom bikes like cafe racers or choppers, vintage bikes like a Harley WLA, a Vincent, a Brough....
A pure motocross machine in this scale would also be very nice.
But I´m afraid they would only make licensed models of new bikes, like in the 1:8 car series.
Definitely looking forward to other 1/5 scale technic models! :D This is pretty despite its flaws and I'd love to get one of my own!
It's a nice touch that the sticker on the windscreen includes the mirror blanking plates. Quite common for track bikes to have the mirrors removed.
Very nice with transparent peace for the windows. I really want Lego Technic will concentrate more on the aesthetic like cover parts, windows on car. Now it seems like they start polishing more, great stuff
This is so cool! The details put into this set is very impressive. Well done!👍
Are you sure the rim of the set is 30mm wide ? The caliper seems to be near 25mm. The front wheel is 26mm wide according your measurement and it sticks out the front rim, so the rim can not be 30mm to me, right ?
It might have been a mistake. These sets are at an exhibition now so I cannot measure them, I can check next week.
@@RacingBrick Thanks, no urge ! I wish the LEGO dimensions was on the rebrickable page but it is not unfortunately.
Mine arrived by parcel delivery just yesterday. I had never read a review or looked at the specifications and I was blown away on the size of the box. Just watched this pretty good review and hear there are 70+ stickers. I usually don't apply stickers on the first build but I may need revisit that decision.
Yes you picked it up too with the gear box.
First is all the way down in a motorcycle then neutral is in between 1 and 2 and 3rd is where the pistons should rotate at a slow speed but Its a bit mixed up except neutral is exactly where it should be.
Wow, a working gearbox and beautiful build!
4:32 Its a race bike so the gear shifts are not 1N23456 it reversed. So its 1 up rest down :)
It was my 5th build in a few months, after being introduced with lego at 13 year old. I thought the Land Rover (42110) was great, but this build was amazing !
I think it's a really great set. Congratulations to the designer!
Is the motor you attach at 3:50 part of the kit and in the final product or did you add one temporarily just as a test?
It's not part of the set
The M1000RR is a road legal race bike. You would not use wing mirrors on track, so the model is showing its track-ready configuration.
What is the app name on 3:35
10:01 I’m gonna bet it’s gonna be used on a technic jet it seem so perfect for one
I have a real S1000RR and now I’m dying to get this M1000RR to build to put beside it. Looks so sick
The reason the mirrors are gone is because its a race bike.
Awesome review!! Nice trick with the hands at 10:54 😂😂
This is much bigger than I expected, I was thinking it wouldn't be much bigger than the Ducati, but this thing is a chunky beast!
3:50 what motor do u use to make the engine move and what do i need to buy for it to work?
Awesome video. Not just a speedbuild, but detailed explanations of some details and hiccups of the building experience. well done.
The Lego Ducati is my fav motorcycle of all the ones Lego has done.
Any chance there's a slight mistake in the instructions for this build on Page 86? Struggling to see how the two pieces can line up as shown in the picture. Cheers
Thanks a mill for showing the gearbox in action. I was sure I must’ve made it incorrectly since it seemed to me that the gear changes were out of order but your’s were the same so it must be right. I’m no bike expert so maybe this is how bike gearboxes are set up 🤷♂️
So for now the 2022 sets are 5 Cars (batmobile and 4 pull back motors) and 2 motorcycle....
I remember having a Technic bike in about 2000, wasn't a model of any brand just some sport bike with chopper as alternate model, but had similar size rims and tyres, it was big... It was also blue and silver.
I got this for my birthday and I was very pleased with it, it's my dream bike and it looks so beautiful
The gear box works, u can use the shifter and see the chain moves easier or harder when u pull it
Awesome review, as always. Your vids keep on getting better.
Love this build, esp the new parts
This model just arrived today - can't wait to get started.
Interesting point about the other models. MV Agusta make beautiful bikes would love to see one of them. Or even the Kawasaki H2 which is already very angular
Great video! I may just have to get this! I'm very happy your channel has grown this much!
Got this set for my dad for his collection. He LOVES motorcycles
I don’t really like bikes but all I can say is that I want this set
Akrapovič sticker.
Nice!!
Akrapovič is slovenian.
8:09
I really hope Lego makes an H2R someday, even if it’s not a big set it would make me very happy
Love the content. The wing is on the wrong way on your 488 👍🏻
Really impressive model, though the build/stickers look intimidating. Personally I really like the smaller scale of the Ducatti, as this is almost too big to display without it's own personal shelf, but the attention to detail accomplished here is second to none as far a Lego two wheeled bikes go.
I have just got this build and thanks for the video. I`ll definatly be taking my time on building this model. A very good video. Will let you know how i got on once it`s finished.
I am just about done with this kit --- I'm about 3/4 of the way through the last bag of parts, and just installed the exhaust stack. Observations: 1. I had to restart the engine/tranny build, after trying to install the left swingarm -- I goofed some thing up w.r.t. the chain clearance, and ended up having to almost completely disassemble the build to get it right. 2. I am disappointed in the sticker-based headlights -- I would've preferred some clear plastic pieces here.
I've built a few "AFOL" kits recently (Duc, Typewriter, ISS, Brick Molding Machine) and this is def the most challenging and intricate build. I am loving it 8^)
Oh -- one other thing -- I bought an aftermarket LED light kit for this -- I also installed lights on the Duc model. IMO LEGO would make these kits a lot more desirable with inbuilt lighting.
It's huge! I like it. For sure one to add to the Technic collection. Great review!
Once I'm done building the D11T dozer I'll be looking at this next year. Awesome review.
I'm very excited about this one...
Would love to see someone make a figure in scale of this to add to it
Man I have been waiting for this one.
the shock absorber is only the tube on the inside of the spring (it is sometimes outside of the spring) and it's soul purpose is slowing down movement from the spring and doesn't push back when you press it in.
on lego springs the shock absorber has a spring on the inside and isn't a ahock absorber. the whole assembly of the shock absorber and the spring is called suspension.
This might not be the perfect technical term, but since LEGO calls it a shock absorber piece, I will use the same naming convention
Is the gearbox working correctly? I got the impression that the 3grear is the slowest one and the one under neutral is the fastest one.
I define the tire speed based in constant engine speed.
Did you watch the video? :)
@@RacingBrick 😄 you are right forgot that is was mentioned in the video.
Are there some ideas how to flip the gear ratio? I try to make a change simply by flipping the shifter but still no success
@@dodymemphis4270 it's not that easy, you'd need to rearrange the gears inside.
@@dodymemphis4270 I have changed the sequence from 3N21 to 1N23. The instructions are available at Rebrickable (42130 Gearbox Fix), you can have a look.
I just want to help my fellow builders out. This is the most sticker heavy kit I’ve ever made. Bag 4+5 are basically every other instruction calls for a sticker. You can use a spray bottle full of 5% dish soap 95% water(it doesn’t have to be accurate) lightly spritz the part that gets a sticker and it will allow you to move the sticker into place and get rid of static cling. Simply dry the part and the sticker is perfect. Also “mr hobby” satin finish can be sprayed on the sticker parts(do it lightly or you’ll ruin the sticker) and then the sticker will stay forever. These are old gunpla tricks, but they work well for lego. Bag 3 is the rear swing arm and front fork. PAY ATTENTION! It’s easily the most complex technic thing I’ve ever built, and I own the motorized excavator. Happy building!!
i love you
Whats that big white truck in the left side at the beginning?
I kinda want to make an epic sports unicycle with epic sticker plating and an 8 speed gearbox out of this set
I saw someone show off this set without stickers, and man, a white and black version of this bike looks a bit better in my opinion.
I don’t think I’ll pick this up, but it is very tempting.
I enjoy your reviews!
Hi Balázs, thank you for the very informative video again. I love that there is always comparison in your videos with the latest models.
Is the suspension travel good?
Because i would buy the set for the parts and the shocks and the wheels.
So i wanna know is.it is good for.playing with. So i can build.a B model. A MTB.
mountian bike. MOC
Thank you for very detailed review. I wish I'd watched it before building the bike 😂 I couldn't downshift so I tore it down. Well, it works now so I don't know if anything was wrong 😂😂 Now I'll put it back together. Should go faster since I tore it down keeping the assemblies.
I wish they would make Lego technic people to ride or drive these figures. Like the Mini Figures for regular Lego. I think it would be cool to have a person to display these sets with. I feel like they had one at one point.
They had Technic figures many years ago, but using them very much restricts the scale of the vehicles so that might be the main reason why they are not used anymore.
@@RacingBrick I knew it. Just a thought. I know for some figures it wouldn't make since for scale. But it would be cool to have one. Maybe they could bring it back in the future just a thought.
Really cool, big moto! I like the new parts, specifically the new, long fork, bigger tires/rims, disks/rotors, and the new coil shock (looks pretty realistic too). Great video as usual!
From what i have seen from a landrover defender perspective. This spring looks similar to defender v1 axle springs. What you think.
Maybe used for 4x4s or suv mocs aswell 🤔
This looks very impressive 👏 day one for me the design if far superior to the ducati. But I did like the build on it have the Harley-Davidson yet to build . Be nice to have all 3 in my collection can not wait
The gear box is in gp shift. Thats why it goes faster in the top gear. Its 1 up and the rest down
This is insane🔥
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I first watched this video a couple of weeks ago.. and decided to order one. I just received the set today!! I am looking forward to starting it tomorrow :) My last build was the Lamborghini a couple of months ago... What a beast! Thank you for your videos.. keep up the great work!
I haven't build any Lego Technic before but this looks difficult. Really want to pair it with my RX78-2 Gundam which has same color scheme.
Amazing, great set! Next level of Lego motorbikes!
Holy ... I just finished the ducati panigale and this.... Looks like i have something to get for christmas!
Have the real motorcycle, can't wait to get a matching lego set!
This is a pleasant surprise though I don't plan on getting it. Its much larger and more expensive that I was thinking, wow it makes the Sian look small!
Though I do like the new pieces, epically the smaller shock absorber, how does its hardness compare to the standard yellow ones?
It is waaay harder.
I'm busy building mine now, and I was also surprised that they have gotten the gearbox wrong again!
It really detracts from an otherwise well packaged and decent shifting gearbox.
With the land rover it was easy to fix as you can switch the stickers around. In this case I don't see a fix other than redesigning it
What do you mean it's wrong?
Most race focused bikes have "GP shift" which means they shift up in gear when the pedal is pressed down
@@martinfisker7438 this is true, but if that was the intention (which I doubt since there is no mention of it being designed that way) it is still wrong since neutral is between 2nd and 3rd gear and not between 1st and 2nd.
@@leonmisselhorn1831 I have changed the sequence from 3N21 to 1N23. The instructions are available at Rebrickable (42130 Gearbox Fix), you can have a look.
One of the best sets of last years.
Really hope lego starts making more bikes!!
The windscreen could be used as a space ship