Does the Moto Cross Bike 42007 have moving functions?

Yes, the model features sprung wheel suspension and a steerable front wheel, both typical of LEGO Technic sets.

How many pieces does the set have?

253 pieces across 75 unique elements, many of them Technic connectors and joints.

Does the set include minifigures?

No, the set focuses entirely on the motorcycle model with no minifigures included.

Technic

Moto Cross Bike

Moto Cross Bike 42007 is a 2013 LEGO® Technic set that builds a detailed motorcycle rather than a play scene with minifigures. At 253 pieces and 75 unique elements, the build stays compact while genuine Technic functions, such as sprung suspension, add real mechanical detail. There are no minifigures included, so the motorcycle's engineering is the whole point.

Set number: 42007
Year: 2013
Pieces: 253
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Technic
Different parts: 75

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 75

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Spare parts (7)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Alternative models

Fan models by Rebrickable users that you can build (mostly) from this set’s parts. Instructions are available from the designers.

All 2 ideas at Rebrickable ↗

What can I build with it?

Description

One motorcycle, no play scene

Unlike vehicle sets built around minifigures and a surrounding scene, Moto Cross Bike focuses entirely on a single model: an off-road motorcycle with a clearly motocross-inspired silhouette. That focus lets 253 pieces go a long way, since none of them are spent on scenery or figures, only on the proportions and functional details of the bike itself. For motorcycle fans or anyone interested in smaller-scale Technic models, it's a compact entry point that displays neatly on a shelf or desk.

Genuine Technic functions in a small package

Functions include sprung wheel suspension that mimics the rough movement of a real motocross bike, along with steerable front-wheel geometry and a detailed engine section. A significant share of the 75 unique elements go towards these Technic connectors, axles and joints, which show up less often in standard brick-based building. These functional pieces make the model interesting mechanically as well as visually, and give a solid introduction to more complex Technic sets further up the range.

A black, blue and orange colour scheme

The bike combines black and light grey as its technical base colours with blue for frame sections and bold orange as an accent, particularly on the bodywork and suspension. That contrast is typical of real motocross machines and keeps the model easy to read even from a distance. The parts list on this page shows exactly which colour belongs to which element, useful for replacing a lost piece or sourcing parts for a custom motorcycle build.

Who this set suits

Moto Cross Bike suits anyone who prefers a compact Technic model with genuine mechanical functions over a larger play-scene build. At 253 pieces, the construction stays approachable, which also makes it a reasonable entry point into the wider Technic line. The versatile axle and joint pieces are also well suited to reuse in custom vehicle projects once the official model has eventually been taken apart, and owners of other small Technic vehicles can freely mix wheels and connectors between sets.

FAQ

Does the Moto Cross Bike 42007 have moving functions?: Yes, the model features sprung wheel suspension and a steerable front wheel, both typical of LEGO Technic sets.
How many pieces does the set have?: 253 pieces across 75 unique elements, many of them Technic connectors and joints.
Does the set include minifigures?: No, the set focuses entirely on the motorcycle model with no minifigures included.

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