Tag: homemade

  • 3D printed mountain bikes by Adrian Smith

    3D printed mountain bikes by Adrian Smith

    Bicycle frames constructed with the help of a 3D printer, have been showing up in posts here since 2011. In some cases, frame parts are printed directly…as is the case with these SLS titanium parts for Charge frames. More often though, a 3D printer is used to create molds for composite construction, and that is…

  • 3D printed carbon fiber bike frame by Andrew Leinonen

    3D printed carbon fiber bike frame by Andrew Leinonen

    You may remember Andrew Leinonen’s StayLocked “self-destructing” bike frame from a post last year.  His latest project is also pretty interesting- “a custom bicycle frame that uses 3D-printed lug sockets to define the bicycle’s geometry.”  The printed ABS lugs are then bonded to steel aluminum frame tubes and reinforced with carbon fiber, using 3D printed…

  • Brano Meres’ Nighthawk and more

    Brano Meres’ Nighthawk and more

    The name Brano Meres may be familiar to those of you who have been reading this blog for a while. He has a PhD in mechanical engineering and is a designer of laser devices for industrial and military applications, but in his spare time Brano likes to make bicycles. The X-9 Nighthawk is his latest…

  • A monster bike and much more

    A monster bike and much more

    So…what do you do when those 4” tires on your Surly Pugsley just don’t seem wide enough anymore? You have no choice but to built your own monster bike like the one show here (found via Marcus Santiago on Google +). If those tires don’t seem wide enough, you can always use a dragster tire…