Does this set include minifigures?

No, according to the set data this set has no minifigures; it focuses entirely on the motorbike.

Which scene does the set reference?

Hagrid's flight carrying baby Harry to Privet Drive on the motorbike.

How detailed is the model?

617 pieces across 254 unique parts make for a technically intricate vehicle build.

Set 76443 Hagrid & Harry's Motorcycle Ride

Harry Potter

LEGO® Hagrid & Harry's Motorcycle Ride

This set recreates Hagrid's flying motorbike from the night baby Harry is delivered to Privet Drive. With 617 pieces across 254 unique parts, the whole set is built around the vehicle itself.

Set number: 76443
Year: 2025
Pieces: 617
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Harry Potter
Different parts: 254

What can I build with it?

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Parts list 254

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Spare parts (25)

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

Description

The scene: Harry's first journey

Near the start of the story, we learn how Hagrid carried baby Harry to Privet Drive on his flying motorbike with sidecar, a moment usually only shown in flashback. This set is dedicated entirely to that motorbike as a vehicle build, without an accompanying house scene, putting a normally background vehicle centre stage. As part of the Harry Potter range's 2025 line-up, this set is one of several that isolate one specific object or moment rather than covering everything at once. As with most sets in the range, the line-up changes from year to year, so it's worth double-checking the exact set number.

Pieces and colours

617 pieces spread across an unusually high 254 unique parts, pointing to a technically detailed vehicle model full of small add-on pieces. Light bluish grey, black, dark tan and reddish brown define the engine, frame and leather-style detailing. Small cylinder and pipe pieces recreate the engine block for a genuinely mechanical look. Skimming the parts list on this page quickly shows which colours dominate and which only appear in small accents. Beyond the four main colours, a handful of less common tones appear on small details, and these are captured in the parts list too.

Mechanical detailing

The sidecar stands on its own as a detailed unit, complete with luggage compartments, while the motorbike body keeps realistic proportions between front and rear wheels. That level of accuracy makes the set appealing to vehicle enthusiasts well beyond the Harry Potter collector base. For a set this size, expect more than one sitting to finish it, depending on how much time is available at once. Anyone building a set this size for the first time should treat the piece count as a rough guide to time rather than an exact one.

Who it's for

This set suits vehicle fans within the wizarding world who want a detailed model without a minifigure scene attached. It works well as a standalone display piece or as an addition to larger Privet Drive sets. The full parts list with colours is on this page. Anyone unsure about the model can use the piece count and listed colours to get a clearer sense of its finished size and character. That makes it easy to judge beforehand whether the scale and level of detail match what you're looking for.

FAQ

Does this set include minifigures?: No, according to the set data this set has no minifigures; it focuses entirely on the motorbike.
Which scene does the set reference?: Hagrid's flight carrying baby Harry to Privet Drive on the motorbike.
How detailed is the model?: 617 pieces across 254 unique parts make for a technically intricate vehicle build.

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