Backtrack (Movie)

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This article is about the movie Autobot motorcycle. For the Armada Mini-Con car, see Backtrack (Armada).
Backtrack is an Autobot from the 2007 movie franchise portion of the live-action film series continuity family.
Where I am, we have no roads.

Backtrack is a bike! An expert at tracking and reconnaissance, he won't rest until he finds his quarry, whether it's across the Earth or into outer space. A loner by nature, he prefers the silence of solitude to being around others. For this reason, he avoids big cities, travelling through remote back roads and small towns.


Toys

Transformers (2007)

  • Backtrack (Scout, 2007)
    • Accessories: Tailpipe/Blaster Rifle, Key
Part of the canceled[1] fifth wave of Target exclusive Movie series Scouts along with Reverb and Gunbarrel, Backtrack is a redeco of Cybertron Lugnutz, transforming into a motorcycle resembling a Harley-Davidson touring bike. Plugging a Cyber Planet Key into his left saddlebag in either mode would have flipped up a portion of his right tailpipe to reveal a (non-firing) blaster and missile rack from his right saddlebag. His left tailpipe assembly would have become his rifle.
In early 2010, about two years after the first samples had surfaced, considerable quantities of the three unreleased Scouts were sold on eBay. Each of them came packaged with two instruction sheets, one in English and one in Spanish, suggesting that the batch was initially intended for the Mexican market. However, based on information from Mexican fans, the toys never actually made it to retail there.
This sculpt was also used to make Hightail.
Your bargaining posture is highly dubious.
Your bargaining posture is highly dubious.

Proceed on your way to oblivion.
This item has been canceled, with no current plans for release.

Notes

MOTORIN'! WHAT'S YOUR PRICE FOR FLIGHT?
  • Backtrack's license plate reads MR 37, which combined with the color scheme makes this a very pointed homage to the Guardian GoBot Night Ranger. The license plate itself was apparently issued in Kentucky, making Backtrack's color scheme also likely a University of Kentucky Wildcats nod.

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