SNIPE Posted December 1, 2025 Posted December 1, 2025 Here is set 42225 Yellow Motorbike Looks like it at least has a mini engine Quote
Paul B Technic Posted December 1, 2025 Posted December 1, 2025 Motorbikes are not my thing but this looks cool and engine is a nice touch. Quote
Ngoc Nguyen Posted December 1, 2025 Posted December 1, 2025 Corporate wants you to find the difference between two photos. @kbalage will definitely have something to say about this Quote
Stereo Posted December 1, 2025 Posted December 1, 2025 (edited) I had a go reverse engineering it, but with 29 chain links (I'd guess 28 to 30, would need to build irl to know, and maybe it has a chain tensioner like the red bike), it is quite short on parts at 138 for everything visible: The grey pin at the bottom of the black L-beam is somewhat a mystery to me, I guessed a pin-pin-axle, but it doesn't seem like it has any purpose a blue 3l pin wouldn't serve. So it might have something else there. Friction pin with stud for example. Edited December 1, 2025 by Stereo Quote
Jundis Posted December 1, 2025 Posted December 1, 2025 5 minutes ago, Stereo said: I had a go reverse engineering it, but with 29 chain links (I'd guess 28 to 30, would need to build irl to know, and maybe it has a chain tensioner like the red bike), it is quite short on parts at 138 for everything visible: The grey pin at the bottom of the black L-beam is somewhat a mystery to me, I guessed a pin-pin-axle, but it doesn't seem like it has any purpose a blue 3l pin wouldn't serve. So it might have something else there. There is a 5L straight liftarm on the left and a 5x3 L-shape liftarm with a ball and pin piece: Quote
SNIPE Posted December 1, 2025 Author Posted December 1, 2025 Some recolors at least, 2x3 bent reinforced beam in yellow 2x5 bent reinforced beam in yellow 2x2 fork connector in white (92907) Quote
Stereo Posted December 1, 2025 Posted December 1, 2025 (edited) 53 minutes ago, Jundis said: There is a 5L straight liftarm on the left and a 5x3 L-shape liftarm with a ball and pin piece: Ah, that makes sense, I thought about that piece but didn't see the one side has 5x3 L and the other doesn't. Got up to 148 with the chain tensioner (and realising the part count I was looking at is wrong...), could probably hide 1-2 more pieces by filling every hole in the chassis with pins. Maybe replace a 2L liftarm with 2 thin ones or similar. It's kinda interesting how using yellow as the accent means this set really doesn't have much colour barf. There's the red bushes, 2l axles, and the blue pins. 5L axles and pistons being yellow just looks fine. Edited December 1, 2025 by Stereo Quote
Oh_Hi_Mao Posted December 1, 2025 Posted December 1, 2025 3 hours ago, SNIPE said: Some recolors at least, 2x3 bent reinforced beam in yellow 2x5 bent reinforced beam in yellow 2x2 fork connector in white (92907) Hopefully these parts were recolored for construction heavy duty machine in June or August waves. Quote
msk6003 Posted December 1, 2025 Posted December 1, 2025 New parts 80286 liftarm 2x5 quarter circle on yellow is new 92907 Axle and Pin Connector Perpendicular Split on white is new No rare parts on here Quote
mahjqa Posted December 1, 2025 Posted December 1, 2025 (edited) 5 hours ago, Ngoc Nguyen said: Corporate wants you to find the difference between two photos. Engineering wants corporate to know that while both models depict a motorcycle in a similar scale, there are plenty of improvements and significant differences between the two. Engineering recommends a visit to an optometrist. Edited December 1, 2025 by mahjqa Quote
Ngoc Nguyen Posted December 1, 2025 Posted December 1, 2025 5 minutes ago, mahjqa said: Engineering wants corporate to know that while both models depict a motorcycle in a similar scale, there are plenty of improvements and significant differences between the two. Engineering recommends a visit to an optometrist. Quote
R0Sch Posted December 1, 2025 Posted December 1, 2025 The red bushes for the wheels (when there are grey ones otherwise included), red axles and the white 3x5 liftarm and axle pin connector (when they could have been just black) completely ruin the otherwise clean look. Missing taillight and rotor discs instead of ugly colored bushes is also lame and a clear downgrade from 42132 just as the missing engine detailing to fill the empty frame. Quote
Auroralampinen Posted December 7, 2025 Posted December 7, 2025 Offical page is up :). https://www.lego.com/en-us/product/yellow-motorcycle-42225 Quote
R0Sch Posted December 7, 2025 Posted December 7, 2025 Lol. They changed the name of the set incl. the box text to "motorcycle" instead of "motorbike". Guess it was too British after all. :) Quote
Auroralampinen Posted February 25 Posted February 25 Here is the racingbrick's review of this set :). Quote
Maaboo the Witch Posted February 25 Posted February 25 (edited) It's pretty much the same thing! With a worse name and no B-model! Edited February 25 by Maaboo the Witch Quote
kbalage Posted February 25 Posted February 25 1 hour ago, Maaboo the Witch said: It's pretty much the same thing! There are surprisingly few elements that are actually the same. Sure, it's still a small scale Technic motorcycle, but as I said it the video the designer seemed to make more changes than what we saw in the case of the Jeep Wrangler. And (probably due to the lack of B model) it is technically cheaper than the previous one, especially in Europe. I don't say that was the good choice to make, but we shouldn't keep it out of the equation. Quote
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