The LEGO Group unveils LEGO Icons Road Bike set - About Us - LEGO.com
The LEGO Group unveils the LEGO Icons Road Bike, the first road bike model in the LEGO Icons portfolio
www.lego.comHere’s the latest on LEGO Icons Road Bike 11380.
- Release and price: The LEGO Icons Road Bike (11380) is set to release on June 1, 2026. It’s priced around $129.99 in the US, £109.99 in the UK, and €119.99 in some European markets, with pre-orders opening in late May 2026 in many regions. This aligns with multiple outlets reporting the June 1 launch and the same price points.[1][3][5]
- Model details: The set includes 1,015 pieces and is aimed at adult builders within the Icons line. It features a brick-built road bike with a working drivetrain concept, front-wheel steering, and a rear wheel stand that allows the wheel to spin when the pedals turn, plus a removable water bottle and rear light for realism.[3][1]
- Reception and coverage: Multiple outlets highlighted its departure from typical LEGO vehicle themes by introducing a fully brick-built bicycle with plausible building techniques and display-focused realism. The coverage notes that it’s among the first “Icons” models to explore a cycling form and mentions potential innovative build techniques.[4][1][3]
- Official confirmation: LEGO’s own announcement confirms 11380 Road Bike as part of LEGO Icons and emphasizes the model’s authentic details, steering capability, and coasting-enabled drivetrain concept. The press material also mentions companion digital tools like the LEGO Builder app for 3D viewing during build.[5]
If you’re deciding whether to add it to your display:
- Pros: A large 1,015-piece build with display appeal, authentic bike details, and a potential dynamic drivetrain feel even though it’s a display model.
- Considerations: It’s a niche collectible within Icons, with a higher price point and a focus on adult collectors, so it may be a longer-term display piece rather than a casual playset.
Would you like a quick comparison with other recent LEGO Icons vehicle sets or a short buying guide (regional availability, preorder timing, and stock alerts)? I can pull together a concise side-by-side if helpful.[1][3][5]