Discover a stunning collection of MotoGP and Superbike legends faithfully recreated with factory-perfect liveries, premium die-cast materials, and iconic detailing. Every bike tells a story.
From Honda to Ducati, Yamaha and more, every replica captures the spirit of champions. Experience precision engineering, authentic liveries, and the unmatched thrill of legendary racing machines — scaled perfectly at 1:18.
Ducati 999 F06 – Troy Bayliss (2006) Troy Bayliss's 2006 season is one of the great Australian racing stories. Back with Ducati's Xerox factory team after three years in MotoGP, he rode the 999 F06 to his second World Superbike title, then was called up for the final MotoGP round of the year at Valencia and won that too. This 1:18 scale die-cast model from Racing Bikes – The Collection by IXO Collections captures the red and white Xerox livery, Shell and Advance branding, the exposed trellis frame and Öhlins forks of the championship-winning 999.
$26.99
Never miss a bike. Subscribe to the Racing Bikes Collection and we'll deliver the two latest issues to your door every four weeks, keeping pace with this fortnightly partwork so your collection is always complete. Each issue includes a superbly detailed 1:18 scale IXO model of a legendary Grand Prix motorcycle, from Mick Doohan's Honda NSR500 to Valentino Rossi's Yamaha YZR-M1 and Casey Stoner's Ducati Desmosedici, together with the accompanying magazine covering the rider, the machine and the era. Why subscribe? - Save $1 on every issue – $25.99 instead of the $26.99 cover price. - Save on postage – issues shipped together at a greatly reduced rate. - Guaranteed supply – your issues are put aside for you, so you'll never miss a release. - Cancel anytime. Your subscription renews every four weeks and you'll receive the next two issues in the series each time. Order now and we'll start your subscription from the current issue.
$51.99
Ducati Desmosedici GP23 – Francesco Bagnaia (2023, Misano Special Livery) The 2023 San Marino Grand Prix at Misano was a home race in every sense for Francesco Bagnaia, and Ducati marked the occasion by swapping their iconic red for a striking all-yellow special livery — a nod to the marque's historic racing colours and deep roots in the Emilia-Romagna region. Defending his 2022 world title and on his way to a second consecutive championship, Bagnaia delivered in front of his home crowd aboard the GP23, the most complete Desmosedici built to that point. This 1:18 scale die-cast model from Racing Bikes – The Collection by IXO Collections captures the iconic Misano yellow livery and #1 world champion plate in fine 1:18 scale detail. This special edition is produced in strictly limited numbers — once gone, it's gone for good. *image(s) for illustration purposes. Actual product is 1:18 scale diecast model.
$26.99
Aprilia RS-GP25 – Marco Bezzecchi (2025) Marco Bezzecchi's move to the factory Aprilia Racing team for 2025 was one of the most intriguing transfers of the MotoGP off-season. Known for his flamboyant, instinctive riding style, the Rimini-born Italian took the reins of the RS-GP25 — Aprilia's most sophisticated MotoGP machine to date, built around a distinctive V4 engine and an advanced aerodynamic package — bringing fresh attacking energy to a manufacturer rapidly establishing itself among the sport's frontrunners. This 1:18 scale die-cast model from Racing Bikes – The Collection by IXO Collections recreates the dramatic all-black Aprilia Racing livery with striking red detailing in fine 1:18 scale. Don't let this limited-run model pass you by — stock is capped and moving fast. *image(s) for illustration purposes. Actual product is 1:18 scale diecast model.
$24.99
Honda RC211V – Sete Gibernau (2004) Sete Gibernau was, for a brief and brilliant period, the one rider who could genuinely trouble Valentino Rossi. Piloting the Telefónica Movistar Honda RC211V for Fausto Gresini's team, the Barcelona-born Spaniard pushed Rossi to the absolute limit throughout 2004, delivering multiple race wins and finishing as championship runner-up for the second consecutive year in one of the fiercest title battles of the 990cc era. This 1:18 scale die-cast model from Racing Bikes – The Collection by IXO Collections recreates the elegant cobalt blue and yellow Telefónica Movistar livery and #15 in precise 1:18 scale. Only a limited quantity has been produced — once they're gone, that's it. *image(s) for illustration purposes. Actual product is 1:18 scale diecast model.
$24.99
Ducati Desmosedici GP25 – Marc Márquez (2025) Marc Márquez's move to the factory Ducati Lenovo Team for 2025 was one of the most anticipated switches in MotoGP history. After years of struggle aboard a Honda that had grown beyond its limits, the eight-time World Champion paired his ferocious corner speed and relentless competitive instinct with the Desmosedici GP25 — a machine that rewarded aggression with grip, giving Márquez the platform to fight at the front once again. This 1:18 scale die-cast model from Racing Bikes – The Collection by IXO Collections captures the deep red Ducati Lenovo factory livery and #93 in fine 1:18 scale detail. This release is capped in number, so secure yours now before the run sells out. *image(s) for illustration purposes. Actual product is 1:18 scale diecast model.
$24.99
KTM RC16 – Jack Miller (2023) Jack Miller brought his trademark fearless, attacking style to Red Bull KTM Factory Racing for the 2023 season, piloting the RC16 — KTM's powerful and physically demanding V4 prototype. Known for his brilliance in wet conditions and his reputation as one of the grid's best starters, Miller delivered double-podium performances that season, playing a key role in KTM's push to close the gap on the dominant Ducatis. This 1:18 scale die-cast model from Racing Bikes – The Collection by IXO Collections recreates the bold navy, orange and red Red Bull KTM livery and #43 in precise 1:18 scale. Limited stock, high demand — this is one collectible you won't want to leave too late. *image(s) for illustration purposes. Actual product is 1:18 scale diecast model.
$24.99
Honda RC213V – Marc Márquez (2019) The 2019 MotoGP season stands as one of the most dominant campaigns in the sport's modern era. Marc Márquez secured his sixth premier-class World Championship aboard the Repsol Honda RC213V, standing on the podium in 18 of 19 races and claiming 12 victories to seal the title with four rounds still to run — a masterclass in consistency aboard one of Honda's most demanding prototypes. This 1:18 scale die-cast model from Racing Bikes – The Collection by IXO Collections captures the legendary orange, red and white Repsol Honda livery and #93 in fine 1:18 scale detail. Only a select number of these are available — miss out now and you may miss out for good. *image(s) for illustration purposes. Actual product is 1:18 scale diecast model.
$24.99
Ducati 996R – Troy Bayliss (2001) Troy Bayliss announced himself to the world in 2001 with a debut World Superbike Championship season of extraordinary conviction. The Taree-born Australian rode the factory Ducati 996R for the Ducati Infostrada team, combining raw aggression with an instinctive feel for the legendary L-twin to claim the title at his first attempt — one of the most impressive debut title wins in WorldSBK history. This 1:18 scale die-cast model from Racing Bikes – The Collection by IXO Collections recreates the iconic red, green and white Ducati Infostrada livery and bold #21 in precise 1:18 scale. This model is part of a capped production run — get in quick before it's gone for good. *image(s) for illustration purposes. Actual product is 1:18 scale diecast model.
$24.99
Ducati Desmosedici GP24 – Jorge Martín (2024) Jorge Martín's 2024 MotoGP World Championship was a landmark result, making him the first satellite team rider in the sport's history to win the premier class title. Riding the Ducati Desmosedici GP24 for Prima Pramac Racing, Martín outlasted factory rival Francesco Bagnaia in a season-long duel, weaponising the Saturday Sprint races and relentless podium consistency to seal the championship at the final round in Barcelona. This 1:18 scale die-cast model from Racing Bikes – The Collection by IXO Collections reproduces the striking purple and red Prima Pramac livery and #89 in fine 1:18 scale detail. Stock won't last on this limited release, so don't leave it too late to add it to your shelf. *image(s) for illustration purposes. Actual product is 1:18 scale diecast model.
$24.99
Honda NS500 – Freddie Spencer (1983) The 1983 Honda NS500 was a radical departure for Honda — a lightweight three-cylinder two-stroke built to out-corner the more powerful four-cylinder Yamahas. Freddie Spencer exploited that agility to the fullest, engaging veteran Kenny Roberts in one of the most legendary title battles in Grand Prix history. The pair were deadlocked all season before Spencer edged the championship by just two points, becoming the youngest-ever 500cc World Champion at age 21. This 1:18 scale die-cast model from Racing Bikes – The Collection by IXO Collections faithfully recreates Spencer's red, white and blue Castrol Honda livery and iconic #3 in precise 1:18 scale. Limited numbers only — once this issue is gone, it may not return. *image(s) for illustration purposes. Actual product is 1:18 scale diecast model.
$24.99
Suzuki GSX-RR – Joan Mir (2020) In 2020, Joan Mir and the Suzuki GSX-RR achieved a historic milestone, securing Suzuki's first premier-class title in 20 years. Riding for Team Suzuki Ecstar through a condensed, unpredictable season, Mir became the first rider in the modern era to win the championship with only a single race victory, instead relying on seven podium finishes and the GSX-RR's gentle treatment of the Michelin tyres to grind out a calculated, consistency-driven triumph. This 1:18 scale die-cast model from Racing Bikes – The Collection by IXO Collections recreates the Suzuki Ecstar's distinctive blue livery and championship-winning detail in fine 1:18 scale. This is a limited production run, so don't miss your chance to lock this piece into your collection. *image(s) for illustration purposes. Actual product is 1:18 scale diecast model.
$24.99
Honda RC211V – Max Biaggi (2004) Max Biaggi arrived at the 2004 MotoGP season with a point to prove. A four-time 250cc World Champion known as "the Roman Emperor," Biaggi carried his natural talent into the premier class aboard the Honda RC211V for the Camel Honda Pons squad, delivering a strong campaign highlighted by victory at the Sachsenring and a season-long battle with Valentino Rossi and Sete Gibernau that underlined his status as one of the fastest riders of the 990cc era. This 1:18 scale die-cast model from Racing Bikes – The Collection by IXO Collections reproduces Biaggi's striking yellow and blue Camel livery and iconic #3 in precise 1:18 scale. Strictly limited stock on this release — secure your copy before collectors snap up the last ones. *image(s) for illustration purposes. Actual product is 1:18 scale diecast model.
$24.99
Yamaha YZR-M1 – Fabio Quartararo (2021) Fabio Quartararo etched his name into history in 2021, becoming the first-ever French premier class World Champion aboard the Monster Energy Yamaha YZR-M1. Stepping into the factory seat vacated by Valentino Rossi, "El Diablo" claimed eight podiums including three wins, using the M1's superior corner speed and agility to offset its power deficit against the Ducatis and secure the title with a race to spare. This 1:18 scale die-cast model from Racing Bikes – The Collection by IXO Collections recreates Quartararo's deep blue and electric green Monster Energy livery and #20 in fine 1:18 scale detail. Availability is limited, so don't wait around — this one tends to sell out fast. *image(s) for illustration purposes. Actual product is 1:18 scale diecast model.
$24.99
Ducati Desmosedici GP21 – Jack Miller (2021) In 2021, Jack Miller made history as one of the first Australians to race as an official Ducati factory rider, piloting the fire-red Desmosedici GP21 for the newly formed Ducati Lenovo Team. Producing over 250 hp from its liquid-cooled V4 engine, the GP21 gave Miller back-to-back victories at Jerez and a chaotic wet-weather masterclass at Le Mans, helping Ducati clinch the Constructors' Championship and finishing the season fourth in the standings. This 1:18 scale die-cast model from Racing Bikes – The Collection by IXO Collections captures Miller's factory red Lenovo livery and #43 in precise 1:18 scale detail. A true limited-run collectible — once this batch is gone, it's off the shelf for good. *image(s) for illustration purposes. Actual product is 1:18 scale diecast model.
$24.99
Yamaha YZR-M1 – Jorge Lorenzo (2010) The 2010 Yamaha YZR-M1 delivered Jorge Lorenzo his first MotoGP World Championship, a campaign built on relentless consistency. Riding for the factory FIAT Yamaha team while teammate Valentino Rossi battled injury, Lorenzo amassed a then-record 383 points from nine wins and podium finishes in 16 of 18 races, using the M1's balanced crossplane engine and refined chassis to ride with the smooth, high-corner-speed precision that became his trademark. This 1:18 scale die-cast model from Racing Bikes – The Collection by IXO Collections recreates the FIAT Yamaha's factory blue and white livery in precise 1:18 scale, capturing the M1 at the peak of its championship-winning form. This issue is produced in limited numbers — once sold out, there's no guarantee of another run. *image(s) for illustration purposes. Actual product is 1:18 scale diecast model.
$24.99
Honda RC212V – Casey Stoner (2011) The 2011 Honda RC212V carried Casey Stoner to one of the most dominant seasons in MotoGP history. Joining the factory Repsol Honda team for the final year of the 800cc era, Stoner immediately gelled with the machine's revolutionary seamless gearbox, securing his second World Championship with 10 race wins, 12 pole positions and a podium in every race he finished — ending a five-year title drought for Honda. This 1:18 scale die-cast model from Racing Bikes – The Collection by IXO Collections faithfully recreates the RC212V's signature Repsol orange livery and race-winning detail from Stoner's dominant championship campaign. With only a limited number of units available, this is one to grab sooner rather than later. *image(s) for illustration purposes. Actual product is 1:18 scale diecast model.
$24.99
Suzuki RGV500 – Kevin Schwantz (1993) The Suzuki RGV500 lacked the outright horsepower of its Honda and Yamaha rivals, but in the hands of Kevin Schwantz it became one of the most spectacular machines of the 500cc golden era. Riding deep into corners on sheer bravery, Schwantz wrestled the Lucky Strike Suzuki to the 1993 500cc World Championship, a title that stands as the pinnacle of one of Grand Prix racing's most electrifying careers — so significant that his #34 was permanently retired by the FIM. This 1:18 scale die-cast model from Racing Bikes – The Collection by IXO Collections recreates Schwantz's iconic Lucky Strike livery and championship-winning #34 machine in fine 1:18 scale detail. Only while stocks last — this is a limited-edition release, so act fast to avoid disappointment. *image(s) for illustration purposes. Actual product is 1:18 scale diecast model.
$24.99
Ducati Desmosedici GP19 – Jack Miller (2019) Jack Miller's 2019 season aboard the factory-spec Ducati Desmosedici GP19 was his audition for the top tier of MotoGP. Racing for Alma Pramac Racing, he harnessed the GP19's brutal V4 power and advanced aerodynamics to secure five podium finishes, including an emotional home-race result at Phillip Island, using his late-braking style to consistently trouble the official factory riders. The campaign proved decisive, paving the way for his promotion to Ducati's factory squad. This 1:18 scale die-cast model from Racing Bikes – The Collection by IXO Collections reproduces the GP19's aggressive lines and official Pramac racing livery with authentic decals and fine mechanical detail. Stock is limited and demand is strong, so don't risk missing out on this collector's piece. *image(s) for illustration purposes. Actual product is 1:18 scale diecast model.
$24.99
Yamaha YZR-M1 – Jorge Lorenzo (2015) The partnership between Jorge Lorenzo and the Yamaha YZR-M1 produced three World Championships, and the 2015 title remains its most polished performance. Riding for the factory Movistar Yamaha squad, Lorenzo used his trademark "butter and hammer" style — impossibly smooth inputs paired with relentless, metronomic consistency — to extract maximum performance from the M1's crossplane engine and razor-sharp Deltabox chassis, edging out teammate Valentino Rossi in one of the closest title fights of the decade. This 1:18 scale die-cast model from Racing Bikes – The Collection by IXO Collections captures the M1's bold blue Movistar livery, race-spec winglets and championship-winning detail in precise 1:18 scale. Part of a strictly limited print run — secure yours now before this issue disappears from our shelves. *image(s) for illustration purposes. Actual product is 1:18 scale diecast model.
$24.99
Honda NSR500 – Wayne Gardner (1989) The 1989 Rothmans Honda NSR500 was a brutal, twin-spar two-stroke that punished the smallest mistake with violent high-sides. Wayne Gardner tamed it to deliver one of the greatest home victories in Grand Prix history, winning the inaugural Australian Grand Prix at Phillip Island in a four-way battle with Rainey, Schwantz and Sarron. A career-altering crash at Laguna Seca the following round cut his title charge short, but his 1989 season remains a defining display of grit aboard one of the era's fiercest machines. This 1:18 scale die-cast model from Racing Bikes – The Collection by IXO Collections faithfully recreates Gardner's white and blue Rothmans Honda NSR500, right down to the bold #2 on the tail. This model won't be sitting on the shelf for long — limited stock means once it's gone, it's gone. *image(s) for illustration purposes. Actual product is 1:18 scale diecast model.
$24.99
Ducati Desmosedici GP21 – Francesco Bagnaia (2021) The 2021 Ducati Desmosedici GP21 was the machine that turned Francesco "Pecco" Bagnaia into a genuine championship threat. Racing for the factory Ducati Lenovo Team, he claimed his maiden MotoGP victory at Aragon before adding three more wins and nine podiums across the season, using the GP21's pioneering ride-height device to finally combine Ducati's legendary straight-line speed with real cornering agility. Bagnaia finished the year as championship runner-up, laying the foundation for his World Championship triumph the following season. This 1:18 scale die-cast model from Racing Bikes – The Collection by IXO Collections recreates the GP21's bold factory red livery, carbon detailing and aerodynamic winglets in precise 1:18 scale. Numbers are capped for this release, so don't wait too long or you'll miss your chance to add it to the collection. *image(s) for illustration purposes. Actual product is 1:18 scale diecast model.
$24.99
Ducati Desmosedici GP7 – Casey Stoner (2007) The Ducati Desmosedici GP7 announced Ducati's arrival at the top of MotoGP. Built for the new 800cc era around a ferocious "Screamer" V4 engine, it was a machine that overwhelmed rivals on the straights but demanded a rider brave enough to master its raw handling. Casey Stoner did exactly that, using an instinctive, dirt-track-honed style to wrestle 10 race wins from the GP7 and deliver Ducati its first-ever MotoGP World Championship, taking the title by a commanding 125-point margin. This 1:18 scale die-cast model from Racing Bikes – The Collection by IXO Collections reproduces Stoner's championship-winning Ducati Marlboro livery in fine detail, capturing the aggressive styling, steel trellis frame and race graphics of one of MotoGP's most iconic machines. This is a strictly limited release — once our current stock is gone, it won't be restocked. *image(s) for illustration purposes. Actual product is 1:18 scale diecast model.
$24.99
Yamaha YZR-M1 – Valentino Rossi (2021) The 2021 Yamaha YZR-M1 marked the final chapter of Valentino Rossi's 26-year Grand Prix career. Racing for the satellite Petronas Yamaha SRT squad in the turquoise and black colours of his own VR46 brand, Rossi rode a full factory-specification M1 — technically identical to the machine that carried teammate Fabio Quartararo to the title that same year. Though the season proved a tough farewell tour, it closed the book on the most influential rider-manufacturer partnership in modern MotoGP history. This 1:18 scale die-cast model from Racing Bikes – The Collection by IXO Collections captures every detail of Rossi's #46 Petronas Yamaha, from its striking teal livery to the crossplane inline-four engine and race-spec bodywork of his emotional last ride. Only a limited number of these die-cast beauties will ever be released — don't let this one slip past you. *image(s) for illustration purposes. Actual product is 1:18 scale diecast model.
$14.99
Honda NSR500 – Mick Doohan (1995) The Honda NSR500 defined the ferocity of the 500cc two-stroke era, and no rider tamed it more completely than Mick Doohan. After a horror 1992 crash left him with a fused right ankle, Honda engineers relocated his rear brake to a thumb lever on the left handlebar — an innovation that let Doohan control the NSR500's vicious power delivery with surgical precision. Riding for Repsol Honda, he rode this partnership to five consecutive World Championships between 1994 and 1998, with 1995 standing as one of the most commanding seasons of his career. This 1:18 scale die-cast model from Racing Bikes – The Collection by IXO Collections faithfully recreates Doohan's Repsol Honda NSR500, from its unmistakable orange, white and blue livery to the fine mechanical detailing of one of MotoGP's most feared two-stroke machines. Issue numbers are strictly limited — once this run sells through, it's gone for good, so grab yours before the shelf empties. *image(s) for illustration purposes. Actual product is 1:18 scale diecast model.
$24.99
