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Evel Knievel Deluxe Dare Devil Stunt Set

Evel Knievel Deluxe Dare Devil Stunt Set
From Poof Slinky

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Product Description

Perform high-flying cycle stunts with the Evel Knievel Dare Devil Stunt Set. It includes a launcher, posable Evel Knievel figure, removable helmet, motorcycle, adjustable ramps, simulated hoop of fire, 14-piece brick wall set, plus additional accessories and decals. Figure measures 7" high. Some assembly required.


Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #93565 in Toys & Games
  • Brand: Poof Slinky
  • Model: 4070
  • Released on: 2006-06-12
  • Dimensions: 16.00" h x 12.00" w x 4.10" l, 3.80 pounds

Features

  • Deluxe Stunt Set includes over 40 pieces!
  • Set up some of Evel Knievel's most famous stunt scenes!
  • Ages 5 and Up

Editorial Reviews

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Evel Knievel Deluxe Dare Devil Stunt Set


Customer Reviews

junk1
This toy was the biggest disappointment. I had one as a kid and had a lot of fun with it, so I bought one for my son. You can't even wind it up, its too hard to turn the dial. I think someone bought the rights to it and made it out of cheap parts. This crap is not worth one dollar much less anything higher. Seemed like a great idea, but it turned out to be the worse toy that I have ever bought.

Evel Knievel Deluxe Stunt Set4
I had the opportunity to compare this full deluxe set with the Deluxe Stunt Cycle only set. This is the better made of the two.

Don't buy the red, blue and chrome cycle, it is not made anywhere near as well as the black, white and chrome version that came with the Deluxe Stunt Set.

The Red, Blue & Chrome cycle is absolutely beautiful, but in my estimation it is otherwise junk. It is fit only for display. The gyro inside the cycle is defective in manufacturing somehow. It wont crank as fast as the other cycle, it is way louder with a grinding, screech that hurts my teeth and destroys my ears, and was very rough running. I took 12 of them (red, blue chrome cycle) out of the box and every last one was junk. All had the same problem.

The Black, White & Chrome cycle, however, was very smooth running, cranked easily to very high speeds and jumped wonderfully. The only problem I have with this set is that energizer (winder) has stripped a gear or some teeth or something because it went from working great to slipping and wont crank the bike that fast anymore. I only had this about 2 weeks when it happend.

If you are going to get a set, definately get the Deluxe set with he ramps and hoop of fire, brick wall etc. It has the better bike. I think the good bike is now available without the other stuff in the set as well. The chrome bike is junk...steer clear of that set.

NO, NO, NO!!!1
I was SUCH A FAN of the old Evel Knievel Stunt Sets of the 1970's! All my friends had one and I loved playing with theirs. I bought this one for my 6 year old son last year for Christmas. I wanted him to see what good old fashioned clean fun used to be like when we were kids. This toy is very difficult for kids to maneuver! It was not a very sturdy construction as well. It is really hard to get the motorcycle positioned properly into the crank base---too difficult for a 6 year old especially, and at times difficult for his 35 year old parents as well! After much disappointment and frustration in my son's eyes, I packed it away and realized, HEY---THERE'S A REASON WHY THEY STOPPED MAKING TOYS LIKE THESE! I don't think the construction of this toy has withstood the test of time, especially into this millenium. It is as if it needs to be brought up to 2006 standards, not 1976 toy standards! The ramps are very fragile plastic, and the pieces are like JUNK from the dollar store. I bought mine from a Playthings Past Catalog, and paid WAY more than Amazon offers it! I think it was around $59.99 plus shipping. What was I thinking?????

It was a great trip down memory lane, but now, Evel Kenievel now lies (naked, thanks to the 3 year old little brother) in the bottom of the toy box. Maybe he'll be a good alternative for Barbies someday!