Fans of Tron: Legacy will never forget the impressive digital vehicles that sped across the screen in 2010. Parker Brothers Concepts brought that futuristic design to life years ago, with a very limited run of road-ready bikes, long before many of us realized what we were seeing. Only ten of these beauties were created, and the first one is back for sale.
This real-world TRON Lightcycle is a dead ringer for the movie’s style, right down to its shining black body, illuminating accents, and monster-sized wheel. Those 24 inch rims with no visible spokes give it a floating appearance similar to the movie versions. But don’t get it twisted; this monster is completely street legal, with headlights, taillights, turn signals, mirrors, and a place to put your license plate.
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The PBC NeuTron features an electric motor with about 60 horsepower, which is enough to get you from 0 to 120 rather quickly, but to be honest, this thing is a lot more fun to cruise around. The rider’s position is pretty far forward and to the sides, with hands on the handlebars and feet on the rear platforms.
This bike’s VIN is 1P9RBE05XEC676052, and it was sold in a Mecum auction in January 2025, although the price has yet to be disclosed. Other comparable versions have gone for more or less, with one sold at RM Sotheby’s in 2017 for a reasonable $23,000, when the initial selling price for the higher-end models was a cool $75,000.
Now this baby is on its way to Barrett-Jackson’s huge Scottsdale auction in January 2026, and with no reserve, it will go to the highest bidder. Past sales demonstrate how ridiculous the price can be when people bid on movie artifacts.
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