Propel Toys SW-1983-CX 74-Z Speeder Bike Quadcopter toy
- Air
- Multi-Color
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A dual-track lane changer module that expands Tracer Racers R/C glow-in-the-dark racing sets for customisable layouts
This add-on module expands a Tracer Racers R/C high-speed remote-control racing set with a dual track lane changer section. It connects to the existing track to create additional racing lines and overtaking opportunities. The pieces glow in the dark for low-light play. The complete track and cars are sold separately.
Builders who already own a compatible Tracer Racers set and want to customise their layout with a lane-change feature will find this module fits directly. Buyers who do not own the base track system cannot use this add-on on its own. It is not a standalone racing set.
The module is designed exclusively for Tracer Racers R/C glow-in-the-dark track systems and adds a dual lane changer section. Compatibility with that specific track system is the single factor that determines whether this part works for the buyer.
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