Build the iconic Yamaha M1 racing bike with realistic functions such as a 3-speed gearbox, front suspension, and chain drive. The set offers a faithful design, interactive 3D app instructions, and step-by-step illustrated guidance – ideal for engineers big and small.
Functional 3-speed gearbox
Discover how gearing works in practice. Switching between three gear ratios turns the kit into an educational technical model.
Realistic suspension and chain drive
The front fork with suspension and chain power transmission give the model an authentic look and behavior.
Aerodynamic YAMAHA M1 racing design
Faithfully crafted fairings, sporty geometry, and racing details inspired by MotoGP machines.
Explore the world of engineering with the Mechanics Laboratory – Yamaha M1. This detailed model of a MotoGP racing bike combines fun with learning: you’ll understand how the gearbox, suspension, and chain power transmission work. The parts are designed for a sturdy build and an authentic look.
Thanks to the interactive app with animated 3D instructions and the included illustrated manual, building is clear and enjoyable. True-to-scale proportions, aerodynamic fairings, and realistic details make it both a great display piece and a functional teaching aid.
- Realistic mechanisms: 3-speed gearbox, front fork with suspension, chain drive.
- Interactive learning: “Naukowa Zabawa Build” app with animated 3D instructions.
- Design true to the original: styling inspired by the Yamaha M1 racer.
- Easy assembly: step-by-step illustrated instructions for a smooth build.
- Italian development: designed and manufactured with an emphasis on quality and detail.
Specifications
- Model
- Yamaha M1 – racing motorcycle inspired by MotoGP
- Main features
- 3-speed gearbox, front suspension, chain drive
- Product type
- Building set – mechanics laboratory
- Instructions
- Interactive 3D instructions in the “Naukowa Zabawa Build” app, illustrated printed manual
- Design
- Faithful to the original, stylish racing fairings
- Development origin
- Designed and developed in Italy
