[Translation: Rides The Wild]

Detail: Also known as Biker; a white & blue auxiliary Trigger Machine modeled after a police motorcycle and rider. When used in a Keisatsu Boost, it allows the user to fire a Biker Repulsion Shot, where the user fires an energy blast in the shape of a wheel. In its Attack Mode, the front wheel detaches so it can attack like a yo-yo.

Modification: It was modified to a Trigger Machine by an unknown source, but Aaron recognized it as his father; Arthur Lupin's work.

Holder: It was being delivered to the Japanese branch of Interpol alongside the Cyclone Dial Fighter by Commissioner Grayson, the delivery car was attacked and raided by Bundorute Peggy.

Stolen: It was stolen by Lupin Red but then returned to Patren Ichgou from Lupin Red.

Found: This Collection piece was founded in the 1850s in Houston Texas, USA by the Gunslinging Outlaw; Texas the Kid Lupin.

[Texas the Kid Lupin]

History: The greatest outlaw and gunslinger in all of the Wild West. He used the Collection piece to summon wheels onto his boots to rail-slide on train tracks at high speed to rob crooked lawmen. He then developed a technique that allowed him to slide on the rail track without burning his boots.

Special Technique: Rail-slide; allows him to slide on the rail track with great speed without burning his boots.

Trivia: This is the first Trigger Machine to be used by the Lupinrangers before being used by the Patrangers. Trigger Machine Biker is the first motorcycle-themed mecha to feature a notable representation of a motorcyclist in its design rather than be a mount for a Sentai Robo. In attention to detail, Biker's front wheel guard is shaped to resemble a hand with a yo-yo in the palm, referencing its position in arm mode. The name is inspired by the song He Rides The Wild Horses by Chris LeDoux.