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Lemax Wheelie’s Cycle and Skate Shop

Collector’s Guide: Lemax Wheelie’s Cycle and Skate Shop

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Experience the Buzz of Wheelie’s Cycle and Skate Shop

There’s a certain kind of magic in Lemax villages—the hum of holiday cheer, the clink of cocoa mugs, and yes, the whir of bicycle spokes. Lemax Wheelie’s Cycle and Skate Shop captures that charm in full motion. Released in 2022 as part of the beloved Caddington Village series, this piece is a nod to childhood nostalgia and the joy of gifting a first bike or skateboard. With festive décor and a bright yellow cruiser parked out front, Wheelie’s isn’t just a shop—it’s a memory frozen in …

A Closer Look at the Details

Standing 18 cm tall, 23 cm wide, and 15 cm deep, this porcelain piece offers a generous footprint for your village layout. The building’s vibrant storefront is decorated with subtle seasonal touches—think garlands, wreaths, and snow-laced trim. Interior illumination gives the impression of warm retail bustle inside, and it’s powered by a standard Lemax 1.83m light cord or LED Moonlander adaptor, just like most of the 2022 line.

What collectors especially love is the storytelling: the signage is bold, the exterior is animated with bikes and skates, and there’s even a touch of whimsy in the design layout. While it’s not animated, the visual dynamism makes up for it. And the storefront window? A peek into holiday fun waiting to happen.

Integrating Wheelie’s into Your Holiday Village

This shop is the perfect visual anchor for a “main street” or retail corridor in your holiday village. Consider pairing it with:

  • Other youth-centric buildings like a toy shop, schoolhouse, or arcade
  • Residential pieces to imply families are coming in for holiday shopping
  • Interactive village elements like snowbanks, sledding hills, or skating ponds

Try placing a group of children figurines outside or a parent figure hauling a wrapped bike. It’s a wonderful narrative addition that makes the display feel alive. Wheelie’s also works great with transitional buildings like bakeries or hobby shops—it adds a pop of color and a playful energy that balances more traditional or formal buildings.

Collector’s Insight: Value and Rarity

As part of the 2022 Caddington Village releases, Wheelie’s is still in production—but that window won’t last forever. As of publish date, it’s trading in the $42–55 USD range on marketplaces like eBay, with boxed versions in mint condition fetching closer to $60 around the holiday season. While not yet retired, there’s already growing buzz about its display versatility and scene-enhancing character, which often drives early collector interest.

As a collector myself, I’ve seen similar “everyday” buildings become cult favorites once discontinued. The bike and skate shop niche is rare in Lemax’s catalog, making this one a standout. If you’re thinking of picking one up, now’s the time—before it gets scooped up for good.

Where to Buy Wheelie’s Cycle and Skate Shop

Still widely available, but prices spike from October through December. Here’s where to shop:

  • Amazon: Look for verified listings with photos showing the Lemax SKU (25891). Check if light cord is included.
  • eBay: Excellent for boxed condition and resale history. Filter by “sold listings” to gauge real-world value.
  • Facebook Marketplace: Ideal for local deals. Ask for close-up photos of corners and box condition.
  • Craigslist: Good for secondhand pickups. Verify light functionality and any damage in person.

FAQs About Wheelie’s Cycle and Skate Shop

Is Wheelie’s Cycle and Skate Shop retired?
Not yet. As of 2025, it remains in the active Caddington line, but stock is limited in Q4.

How much does it sell for?
Expect to pay $42–55 USD for open stock, with mint boxed items climbing above $60 during the holidays.

What kind of lighting does it use?
Standard 1.83m Lemax light cord or Moonlander LED adaptor—both easy to replace if needed.

Is this a good piece for small displays?
Yes. Despite its width, it has a modest footprint and creates dynamic energy for limited village spaces.

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