Abstract: A toy remote-control motor bicycle comprising a servomotor for steering control of the front wheel provided on a chassis, a steering arm provided between the front wheel and the servomotor, which is characterized in that the rear end portion of the steering arm is made freely rotatable by the servomotor either to a clockwise direction or a counterclockwise direction while the front end portion thereof is made freely rotatable to assume the same direction, thereby displacing in parallel the front wheel to a position deviated from the central line of the chassis and moving the center of gravity of the chassis so as to steer the front wheel either to a clockwise direction or a counterclockwise direction readily.

Abstract: A toy remote-control bicycle of the type is disclosed wherein a rear wheel is mounted on the rear portion of a chassis and a front wheel is mounted on the front portion of a chassis via a front fork portion in a manner switchable in either the clockwise or the counterclockwise directions and wherein said front wheel is supported by an improved front wheel mechanism that does not transmit a shock caused by a collision to the directional steering mechanism when the said front wheel collides against an obstacle.