Nice color scheme and great design!

Thanks, Kayla. Keep up your good work, too.

Cool! Nice design! I like the color!

Well, there's a few reasons on why it looks more like F-Zero X than Star Wars. The first reason was that I've never owned very many Star Wars LEGO sets, so I had to make do with what I owned. The second reason is that I didn't have the little handlebar piece that LEGO Star Wars speeder bikes (not to mention other LEGO sets) use, so I had to use that specialty 1x2 piece for its handlebars. The third and final reason is that I think that the other piece is a bit more flimsy in comparison to the one that I used and I can also say this from a real-world perspective. The reason that I'm saying this is because three wheelers, four wheelers, and jet skis all have this annoying and potentially dangerous steering system which tend to snap off of those vehicles and do cause many wrecks. I figured that the ficticious guys that had made this speeder also had those thoughts in mind when they were building this speeder bike (and the same goes for that guy in Australia who is building that real-life speeder bike, too).

Thanks, Matthew, but don't be so hard on yourself when it comes to building speeders. Even though this was my first rodeo on this particular build, it doesn't mean that you're going to always be awful when you build speeders. What you need to do is to give yourself some positive thinking and then keep building and also keep improving on what you build, too. Remember, Thomas Edison worked on the light bulb around 1,000 times or so, yet when he felt like that he was going to give up, another part of him thought that it could be done because the science was there and that the materials were right, so all that he had to do was to believe in himself and the end result was the light bulb that we still use to this day.

For some reason, it reminds me more of F-Zero X than star wars.

Great stuff!

Not bad! I made a speeder too, although it is not as good as yours! My skills lie in other directions than making speeders. Great moc, and keep up the good work!

An M:Tron bike! What a great idea! Maybe it's time to re-visit my M:Tron sets. Thanks for the really encouraging comment on my MOC too - I hope you get your Lego sent to you soon and can do some more building, but in the meantime, hope the new home & work continue to treat you well.

Re-ally nice bike dude. Really,how often do you see an M-tron bike? Anyway, I've come here about your tremendous kindness to others. What you said to Sayomi was the nicest thing anyone has said to anybody. You're probably thinking,"He isn't serious,is he?"I am dead serious. That was really nice. Great job,man.-RJ.

Glad to hear that you are back, man! I'd been wondering what you were up to...

Well, crash, at the time, I only had a normal camera as opposed to a digital camera (it came a few weeks later), so I had to make do with a nice summer day, and my normal, non-digital camera, and take the pictures outside. As for your creations, well, obviously, I have a little more training to do with making better LEGO MOCs but that won't happen for a while, certainly not at least until I move back to California...:(

It looks cool. Although I can't really make out the details because they picture is so fuzzy. Also using a white background helps too.

Thanks for the compliment, Seth.

Dude, This thing is so good that I'd like to have this as a lego set!!! Good work!!! :D

Thanks, Parrington.

Neat!

Thanks, Alan (coincidentially, that is not only my middle name but how you also spell it, too). While it looks nice aesthetically, it is actually kind of restrictive and bulky, which kind of goes against the grain for a speeder bike. In short, it makes for one big blind spot for the driver of the speeder bike, even with holomirrors on the speeder bike. I am glad that you like it, though, but I guess that it was nice to try something that was different and new on a speeder bike. It just is not very safety conscious, though.

HA! An M-Tron bike. Nice. I like the fan tail, never seen one before on any hover bike.

HA! An M-Tron bike. Nice. I like the fan tail, never seen one before on any hover bike.

Okay, but that is for future reference, Paul. At any rate, the DinoForce/Dino 2010 helicopter set (the Typhoon, I believe it is called) would be another set that you could use for those kinds of windows as well as get some additional parts for a Mi-25 Hind helicopter in LEGO form. At any rate, what is your opinion about my speeder bike?

Sorry but my HIND is destroy but thank's for the advice.

I guess my first mistake was taking them in the evening but then again, it was hot that day, and I had never tried it outside before, Crismo. As I said earlier, this was also my first attempt at making a speeder bike, so I was rather inexperienced at making them myself.

Loving the M:Tron vibe! Great work on it! I've recently got into M:Tron again as well on Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/phoenixknighttemplar/3796138331/

Great job, speeder bikes are a cool concept and your is brilliant.

What Cody said - Nice speeder ! I'm not very good with speeder bikes : you've done a nice one really, too bad for the blurry pics, maybe you could try new shots ? :-)

nice one! the main pic is a tiny bit blurry, but the moc itself is great. 5/5

nice one! the main pic is a tiny bit blurry, but the moc itself is great. 5/5

nice one! the main pic is a tiny bit blurry, but the moc itself is great. 5/5

very nice design. simple but effective. thanks for adding me to ur favs. I hope my mocs can inspire u on future mocs. :)

Thanks. These were my first ever attempts at speeder bikes, so if they look a bit primitive, then that is because I truly do not have a lot of experience building them. Then again, California has lots of Craigslist LEGO sales and I will also be living like two or three miles down the road from LEGOLAND in the future, so I guess life has its nice little ways of balancing itself out, hmm?

Nice speeder-bike and cool design.nice job!!