The Street Hawk Command Center playset

Funny, if it were me now going back to my childhood I'd probably want to make my own Command Centre like this, ala Tracy Island: with cardboard, toilet rolls and sticky backed plastic! Back then I wasn't very practically minded though.
I liked drawing and design more and liked to draw schematics. I think I even tried to draw a layout of the comand centre showing the launch tube, fitness rooms, consoles and everything.
I may even have put Norm's bed in there too. I figured he had to live there and it seems that was the case!

No kidding, the Holy Grail. I would have been the happiest kid alive with this! ;D

As far as playsets go, my friend who was mega spoilt as a kid had most of the popular ones.
I always wanted to have an Airwolf "Lair" playset with the chopper rising up the flume. I wondered about converting the M.A.S.K Boulder Hill Playset for this purpose more than once!

Note the different style of bike, which is better than the Hyperthrust Friction one Kenner actually brought out. This one looks like the bike actually was in the series. The friction one was perhaps meant to be the pilot bike as it had no missile tubes.
The nose looks pretty good, the handle bars are much better and the biker is better shaped too.
The three cycles were going to be sold seperately I believe, as they are listed seperate in the catalogue. Norman would have come with the playset.

This is an exciting find even though it's an ad. Thanks for sharing this Josh!

No kidding.

I'm sure its out there somewhere, hiding in some attic or someone's "collection", out of sight, and generally unknown. And it will probably never be found, though I wish someone would find it, take pictures, and send them to the site.

This is the Kenner Trade Ad for their SH Friction Bike which unlike the Command Centre, was produced. Thought you may be interested in seeing this - Cool photo!