BRM 1-24 SIDECAR LCR YAMAHA – NO.1 LUCKY STRIKE BRM SDC02

The BRM LCR Yamaha Sidecar is a high quality, highly detailed 1/18 scale, Ready to Run Slot Motorcycle Sidecar Outfit. Featuring a specially designed and developed, Anodised, Asymmectric Aluminum Chassis. It is powered by a Short Can 23 000rpm motor, in Anglewinder configuration, driving the offset rear wheels.

The Motorcycle Sidecar outfit is supplied with a resin driver figure and two passenger figures in different positions. The body features high quality tampo printing with a deep gloss finish.

History

Slot Racing Motorcycle and Sidecars were very popular years ago but unfortunately, that popularity has waned so much so, that Motorcycle Sidecar outfits are no longer produced. Today fans of this type of racing has had to make do with old Scalextric sidecar outfits produced back in the early 80’s and 60’s.

Motorcycle Sidecar racing is one of the most spectacular forms of motorsport. Where the driver and passenger can be seen working together as a team, to guide the complex, high tech racing machine around the race track at breakneck speeds. BRM is bringing back this type of racing to Slot Racing with their range of BRM LCR Slot Sidecars. The BRM Sidecars are scale replicas of the Swiss Sidecar Manufacturer LCR (Louis Christen Racing) who has dominated Sidecar racing by winning 18 World Sidecar Championships and 6 World Cups. The BRM Slot Sidecars are produced at 1:18 scale and are similar in size to a 1:24 Scale Slotcar. They are almost 90mm in width so will only work on Ninco, Scaleauto and Carrera Track Systems.

History

The FIM Sidecar World Championship is an International Sidecar Racing Championship. It is the only remaining original FIM Road Racing Championship Class that was started in 1949.

The Championship is raced over a number of rounds at circuits mainly in Europe, although other venues have been included in United States at Laguna Seca, South Africa at Kyalami and Australia's Phillip Island.

One of the most Successfull Drivers ever, was Egbert Streuer who raced LCR Yamaha and won the Championship 3 years in a row from 1984 to 1986.

Driver/Passenger: Egbert Streuer / Bernard Schnieders
Race: FIM Sidecar World Championship 1987
Team: Lucky Strike

Key Features

3 Wheel Black Anodized Aluminum Chassis with Rear wheel drive
Anglewinder Motor configuration
Aluminum Axle mounts
Aluminum Wheels Front and Rear
Plastic Body with Resin Riders
Supplied with one Resin Driver figure and two Passenger figures in different poses
For Use on 1/24 Scale Track Systems – Carrera, Scaleauto or Wooden Tracks
Age Suitability 14+

Safety Notice: Warning! This product is not suitable for children under 14 years because of small parts which can present a choking hazard

Specs

Motor: BRM Short Can Motor 23 000rpm @ 12v (S418)
Motor Configuration: Rear Mounted Angle-winder Motor, with Rear 2 wheel drive
Pinion: 11T Anglewinder Brass Pinion Ø6.4mm (S075)
Spur Gear: 33T Nylon Anglewinder Spur Gear Ø12.4mm
Gear Ratio: 11/33
Chassis: Black Anodised Aluminum Chassis (SDC102)
Guide: Swivel guide with replaceable braids (RS210 and RS210W)
Magnatraction: No
Front Wheel: Lightweight Aluminium Front Wheel (SDC107)
Front Tire: Hard Front Tires (SDC109)
Rear Wheels: Lightweight Aluminium Rear Wheel (SDC108)
Rear Tires: Standard Rear Tires – Shore 30 (SDC110)
Bushes: Brass Bushes (S409)
Axles dia: 1 x 15.5mm and 1 x 17.5mm Ø3mm Steel Axles
Overall length: 157.5mm
Width: 83.5mm
Height: 38mm without driver and 53mm with driver
Wheelbase: mm
Front Wheel: mm
Rear Wheels: mm
Weight: 133gm
Lights: No
Magnatraction: No
Digital Ready: No
Body Detail: High Detail
Class: Motorcycle Sidecar
Scale: 1/18

Contents

1 x BRM-SDC02 BRM Sidecar LCR Yamaha – #1 Lucky Strike
1 x RS210W 9mm Deep Guide for Wooden Tracks
1 x RS210 Guide 7mm Deep for Plastic Tracks
1 x Parts and Spares Manual

Model: BRM-SDC02
Issued: June 2026
Manufacturer: BRM