3D Printed Bicycles
Bicycle saddle manufacturer Selle Italia has released the Unica range at the International Bike Festival, a line of 3D printed bicycle saddles whose internal lattice is formed from a rider’s…
3D printing has been a regular feature on the elite-level WorldTour cycling stage for some time now, with saddles being one of the most high-profile (and easy to spot) applications.…
Carbon has named DDK Group as its first Tier 1 contract manufacturer for 3D printed saddles in Asia, consolidating additive manufacturing of latticed saddles and final assembly within a single…
URWAHN Bikes, an innovative German bicycle manufacturer making 3D printed frames, has teamed up with wheelset manufacturer Roland to launch the Smart Bike Factory Made in Germany initiative. The program…
The adoption of additive manufacturing in the cycling world has been increasing in recent years, with high-performance bike makers leveraging various versions of the technology to engineer more lightweight, aerodynamic,…
Alugear, a Poland-based manufacturer of high-performance bicycle parts, has typically relied on CNC machining to bring its products to life. Recently, however, the company teamed up with Materialise to exploit…
URWAHN Bikes, a German bicycle manufacturer known for its 3D printed steel frames, has introduced a new titanium frame built using additive manufacturing. The company is using Ti64, a titanium…
This article was originally published in VoxelMatters’ Metal AM Focus 2025 eBook. The full edition can be found here. While polymer AM applications in the consumer segment have undoubtedly taken…
When you think of a 3D printed bike saddle, the first thing that comes to mind is probably a finely structured product with a distinctive hollow lattice geometry. This style,…
Hi-Light Titanium Bicycles, a manufacturer specializing in custom-built titanium frames, is now adopting metal additive manufacturing to address these challenges. The company has partnered with HBD Additive Manufacturing to integrate…
