The Elasticycle is an electric jet-powered super-motor bike which serves as Elastigirl's transportation in the 2018 Disney/Pixar animated film, Incredibles 2.
Background[]
Designed by Evelyn Deavor, the Elasticycle has a sleek red body with Elastigirl's insignia on either sides, which glows bright blue when powered up. The handlebars are built into the chassis. The dashboard is fitted with a small computer console that monitors police reports and also works as a phone. One of the key features on the bike is that it can break up into two unicycles, giving Elastigirl the advantage to use her elasticity while riding. Each wheel has a motor so the two halves can be independently powered.
Functions[]
- Onboard communication: The dashboard on the bike allows Helen to keep in touch with Winston and Evelyn on her mission and she can receive calls from others.
- Police Scanner
- Body Split: It is able to split into two parts to assist with Elastigirl's powers.
Official Description[]
- One of the chief challenges for the Elasticycle designers was how to keep the super clean styling of a 60’s era cafe racer motorcycle when the bike splits and extends, and then keep the same style when it changes its shape again and collapses into itself.
Role in the film[]
Elastigirl loved to ride motorcycles, and in her golden years used to own a super-bike called an Elasticycle. After superheroes were banned, whatever happened to her original bike remains unknown.
Fifteen years later, Elastigirl accepted a job by Devtech that would make Supers legal again. The Deavors provided her with a new Elasticycle along with a new supersuit. On its first mission, Elastigirl used her new bike to chase after a runaway train. She rode it through busy streets and across rooftops. When she made it onto the train, Elastigirl was forced to abandon her Elasticycle when the tunnel ahead was too low to get the bike through. It got destroyed when it struck the walls of the tunnel entrance, but Elastigirl made it through when she flattened herself and saved the train.