Amazing engineering and cool design!! http://newbikes.indiandrives.com

amazing piece of engineering here and in such a small package. You've been collecting a long time, because I to had the police car with the siren some 15 years ago before my dark ages and still regret selling it all. Again great work 5/5

That's a very nice bike, very nice model all-round, very neat-looking, accurate and well built - love it !

my dad has that bike but older

OOoh, sweet ride! Someday I hope to have a real motorcycle... someday...

Very cool, if you have the time could you check this out: http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/183185

Sweet job Fred, great bike both in real and in model, I like your little added touch of detail.

Great job Fred. Absolutly unique. Always nice to see a new creation from you.

Excellent! The windshield and the rear side compartments really came out nice.~H

Great job, I like police bike! :)

Excellent job, I love the lights and the moving wheel, it would be cool to add "training wheels" so it could actually drive around.

Very good job on this bike!

Fred, this was very ambitious of you to take on, and it turned out amazing. Keep it up. Regards, Eric.

Near perfect likeness to the photo example, the fact that it has all those featutes makes this a true Toy. This must be one heck of a MOC to play around with, not that we grown ups actually do that...lol

Great details.

In addition to the comment of Steef de Prouw with whom I totally agree, I like the shape of the saddle a lot.

Very cool! I like what you did with the shaft-driven rear wheel! Also, cool windshield!

Cool police bike!

Oooh! That's some very nice work there. I'm no connoisseur of lego motors (so I don't know what's more or less 'standard' and what not), but I like your creative use of pieces here. For instance the windshield and the brake disc. Nicely!

Too sweet. Nice engine and sirens. Awesome. Really police bike-shape. Try make a policeman from LEGO that can fit on it.

Very cool! Especially with all that functionality. Couldn't imagine from the first photo how you would have the space to fit all of that in, very nicely done, though.