Lego has finally created a road bike, and it's made up of 1,015 pieces
Lego's fully working road bike is everything I'd hoped for
www.cyclingweekly.comHere’s the latest on LEGO road bike releases and news as of May 2026.
Direct answer
- LEGO has released a fully functional road bike model in its Icons line, designated 11380 Road Bike. The set is aimed at adult builders and features a working drivetrain, front-wheel steering, deep aero wheels, and a coast-enabled pedal-and-chain drive. Release windows included pre-orders in May 2026 with general availability in June 2026. This represents LEGO’s first road bike in the Icons portfolio and has generated substantial coverage across cycling and Lego outlets. [Sources cited below]
Background and key details
- Set and design: The 11380 Road Bike is a brick-built replica of a modern aero road bike, designed to be highly detailed with a functional drivetrain and steering, and with visual cues like deep-section wheels to evoke contemporary racing machines. It’s positioned as a premium display/build experience for adults. [Sources cited below]
- Piece count and pricing: The set includes about 1,015 pieces and was listed with pricing in the low hundreds in multiple markets (roughly around $129.99 USD / €119.99 / £109.99, with regional variations). Pre-orders began in early May 2026, with shipments starting in June. [Sources cited below]
- Availability and regions: Pre-orders and availability were rolled out in the US, UK, and parts of the EU, with LEGO Store listings and official LEGO communications confirming June 1, 2026 as the launch date in several regions. [Sources cited below]
Notable reception and angles
- Enthusiast response: Coverage highlights the novelty of LEGO entering a field beyond cars and aircraft, praising authentic features like the drivetrain and steering while noting the complexity and target adult builders. [Sources cited below]
- Related coverage: Multiple outlets (including Toy/Lego news sites and cycling press) reported on the 11380 Road Bike’s features, build experience, and potential as a collector/display piece. [Sources cited below]
Illustrative example
- If you’re familiar with other LEGO Icons display models (e.g., Ford Model T, DC-3), the Road Bike represents LEGO’s first foray into a highly functional, technically inspired bike model, which could appeal to both LEGO collectors and cycling enthusiasts. [Sources cited below]
Cited sources
- LEGO Icons Road Bike official reveal and features, pre-order and launch details.[8]
- Bricks and cycling-focused outlets covering the 11380 Road Bike’s design, drivetrain, and wheels.[2][6][9]
- Industry/press roundups confirming specs, price points, and regional availability.[5][10]
If you’d like, I can pull together a compact at-a-glance comparison table of the 11380 Road Bike against other LEGO Icons sets in terms of piece count, price, and key features, or I can summarize the build steps and notable build techniques used in this set.