Dirt Bike category — a lightweight ochre-and-charcoal off-road machine with purposeful long-travel suspension.
Rutspark 450 represents the collection's most direct relationship between rider and terrain. Its fictional design prioritizes serviceable components, compact bodywork, and the freedom to choose a line beyond the pavement.
Rarity: Uncommon.
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Set no.
#03
Supply
Open print
Serial pool
No sell-out
Minted
6
Serial
Unclaimed
Released
2026
Open print · no sell-out
First MachinesOfficial EAS issueOct 5, 2026
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Ironwake Motorworks
RUTSPARK 450
UncommonNot in your ledgerOriginal 2026 release
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Dirt Bike category — a lightweight ochre-and-charcoal off-road machine with purposeful long-travel suspension.
Rutspark 450 represents the collection's most direct relationship between rider and terrain. Its fictional design prioritizes serviceable components, compact bodywork, and the freedom to choose a line beyond the pavement.
Rarity: Uncommon.
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Release date
Oct 5, 2026
Series
First Machines · Ironwake Motorworks
Edition size
Open print · no sell-out · 6 minted
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Dirt Bike category — a lightweight ochre-and-charcoal off-road machine with purposeful long-travel suspension.
Rutspark 450 represents the collection's most direct relationship between rider and terrain. Its fictional design prioritizes serviceable components, compact bodywork, and the freedom to choose a line beyond the pavement.
Rarity: Uncommon.
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