Tron Light Cycle replica sells for $77k This working and rideable replica of the motorcycle from 2010 sci-fi sequel Tron: Legacy has sold at auction for almost twice its estimated price.

TRON: Legacy may not have lived up to its hype when it was released in 2010, but one part of the movie that did capture people's imaginations was the redesigned light cycle. Such was the case that ...

Continue reading to read more about the Tron: Legacy Replica Light Cycle. Why it matters Oh my word, where do I even begin? An actual, life-sized Tron Light Cycle that runs on electric power?

The Tron Light Cycle, probably one of the most iconic scenes and vehicles in the original and reloaded versions of this sci-fi classic. Did you know you can now buy and ride your very own one?

The goal: design you own Light Cycle, in less than 2 hours, using whatever tools you desire (the time limit is, if you like, only a suggestion, as the organizers have no way of checking how long ...

Designer Darren Gilford hoped the Light Cycle, the sleek speeder that swirls trails of neon in Tron: Legacy, would be the “sexiest, coolest vehicle you could possibly imagine.” Gilford, Daniel ...

The hubless wheel design, however, was the most intriguing aspect of the concept ride. “One profile sketch really early on showed just a light line on a dark background with a dark bike. The ...

Just in time for Tron: Legacy, a Florida bike shop put together 10 custom-built, street-legal Tron Light Cycle lookalikes. For a cool $55,000, you could be riding one to the Dec. 17 premier ...

Call it the Tron bike, Tron motorcycle, Neutron, or Tron Light Cycle. What's important is that you buy one and then invite us over.

We’re still a few months away from TRON Lightycycle / Run at Magic Kingdom, but the attraction is looking a little bit brighter already.

Walt Disney World's Tron Lightcycle Ride is a hit, even two years after CinemaBlend first rode the attraction and gave it a stamp of approval. As someone eager for the arrival of Tron: Ares after ...

Designer Darren Gilford hoped the Light Cycle in Tron: Legacy would be the “sexiest, coolest vehicle you could possibly imagine.” Some of us definitely think he got his wish, but how did the ...