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.

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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.