When muscle power decides the race
On the subject of cycling we have two variants in our range. With the Bicycle Derby the contest stays on the table: several participants take part at the same time, roll balls into holes with different point values using well-aimed throws and thus push their cyclist towards the finish. On the bike race tracks, by contrast, your guests sit in the saddle themselves and set the pace of the slotcars on the track with their pedalling. Anyone who would rather drive does laps on the Pedal Kart Track.
- Bicycle Derby: 1.2 x 3 m space required at a height of 3.3 m
- Staffed by one attendant, operating time six hours per day
- Bike Race Track Maxi: three-lane slot track with 39 metres of track
- Bike Race Track Midi: three lanes with 20 metres of track
- Pedal Kart Track: a circuit covering 150 square metres
Modules on the theme of cycling
From table game to large race track
The Bicycle Derby is the compact solution. It combines skill and luck, is explained in seconds and lets players and spectators share the same race. Because the module takes up little floor space, it fits on trade fair stands, in foyers and between the stalls at a town festival.
The Bike Race Tracks bring the movement onto the floor: the players get on the bikes, and their pedalling replaces the hand controller – the harder you pedal, the faster your slotcar travels along the three-lane circuit. The Maxi version measures 39 metres of track, which makes it one of the largest mobile race tracks in Germany; the Midi version manages with 20 metres and needs correspondingly less room.
On the Pedal Kart Track, finally, your guests drive themselves. Children and adults do their laps on 150 square metres of circuit in sturdy, agile pedal karts. The focus is not on the clock but on the fun of driving – which makes the track a good fit for a mixed audience too.
- Little floor space, high throughput: Bicycle Derby
- Team contest with physical effort: Bike Race Track Maxi and Midi
- Driving instead of steering: Pedal Kart Track for children and adults
Frequently asked questions about the bicycle modules
How much space does the Bicycle Derby need?
For the Bicycle Derby we allow for 1.2 x 3 metres of floor space and a height of 3.3 metres.
How do the Bike Race Track Maxi and Midi differ?
Both tracks have three lanes and are controlled by foot pedals. The Maxi version has 39 metres of track, the Midi version 20 metres.
How are the slotcars controlled on the bike race tracks?
With the pedals: the riders set the speed of the vehicles with their pedalling and thus replace the usual hand controller.
Is the Pedal Kart Track suitable for adults as well?
Yes. The pedal karts are sturdy and agile and are driven by children and adults alike. The circuit covers 150 square metres.
Is the Bicycle Derby staffed?
Yes. One attendant looks after the module; the operating time is six hours per day.
Enquire about a bicycle module for your event
Whether a table game or a large race track – let us know the date, the space and the number of guests, and we will suggest the right module.