They could be about to come down in price, however – two British companies recently teamed up to create the world's first 3D-printed titanium bike frame. SUBSCRIBE LOG IN ...

Based on Empire's MX-6 mountain bike, the frame is printed in titanium alloy and has a tensile ... The process was used to determine the most efficient use of titanium for the 3D printed bike frame.

British bicycle brand Empire Cycles has collaborated with additive manufacturing company Renishaw to build the world's first 3D-printed metal bike frame.

According to Arevo, its bike frame is the first to be 3D printed using carbon fiber. The company uses 3D printer technology, paired with a custom-built robotic arm and web-based software, to ...

Although don’t expect this uniqueness to come cheap as the titanium bike frame will set you back between $4200 – $5900US or 500,000 to 700,000 Japanese Yen ...

The new frameset serves as an eye-popping base for any bike build. No. 22 Bicycle Company. Among No. 22’s current nine-bike lineup, the Reactor has always been the most race-ready, so it’s no surprise ...

3D printed — The Waldwiesel.E Gravel E-Bike uses a frame that’s been 3D-printed, so the frame has no seams, plus a striking silhouette that makes the bike appear as if it’s bent.

The frame of interlacing metal columns was originally 3D printed as several sections that were then hand-welded to each other. MX3D also plans to 3D print a footbridge over a canal in Amsterdam ...

What's more, it can't claim the title of being the first 3D-printed titanium bicycle of any type. That honor goes to British additive manufacturing firm Renishaw's one-off MX-6 Evo mountain bike ...

Renishaw has this month unveiled the world’s first 3D printed bike frame which they have created for Empire Cycles to be used to build the one-off titanium MX-6 Evo mountain bike.