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ideas.lego.comHere’s the latest on LEGO road bike news:
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Release and details: LEGO Icons released 11380 Road Bike, a 1,015-piece model billed as the first road bike in LEGO Icons. It features a working pedal-and-chain drive with coasting, front-wheel steering, derailleurs, brake calipers, clipless pedals, a removable rear light, and a display stand with spinning wheels. Availability began June 1, 2026, with a price around £109.99 / $129.99 / €119.99. This information comes from LEGO’s official announcements and product coverage.[2][4]
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Official confirmation: LEGO’s newsroom and product pages confirm that the Road Bike is part of the Icons line and highlight authentic bike-details such as a pedal-driven drive system and steering. The press materials underscore its status as a display-grade model with functional elements. See LEGO Newsroom and product pages for specifics.[4]
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Independent coverage: enthusiasts and outlets have announced the reveal and provided close-up looks, including price, piece count, and release date, with June 1 as the official drop date in many regions. Coverage from Bricks Fanatics and Bricks Up corroborates the June 2026 release and the 1,015-piece count.[1][2]
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Related media: YouTube channels and LEGO Certified Stores commentary have featured early reveals and overviews, often reiterating the same specs (1,015 pieces, working drivetrain, display stand, price, and June 2026 availability).[3][6]
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Market context: The Road Bike marks LEGO’s expansion into bike-themed sets within the Icons portfolio, signaling broader interest in brick-built transportation beyond cars and airplanes. This aligns with ongoing LEGO press and coverage noting new vehicle types in Icons for 2026.[4]
Illustration: 11380 Road Bike is a mid-scale display model with a working drivetrain and steering, designed to balance realism with brick-building constraints, and it includes a stand and a few rider-oriented details like a water bottle and rear light for display realism.[2][4]
If you’d like, I can pull together a concise comparison of 11380 Road Bike vs. other LEGO Icons vehicle sets (piece count, price, features) in a quick table. Would you prefer a focus on display features, play features, or value for money?[2][4]