How do you make a bicycle frame lighter, while also making sure it'll get noticed? Well, if you're the designers at Italy's Camard Milano, you eliminate the down tube and seat stays. The resulting LZR ...

German bicycle-frame manufacturer V Frames is partnering with compounder Lehvoss Group to push the limits of environmental sustainability through the introduction of bio-based polyamides (PA) ...

In this case, an inert gas is then pumped into the 3D-printed bicycle frame mold, creating a positive pressure of 150 psi (10 bar). That pressure forces molten A356 aluminum into all the nooks and ...

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 create ...

Whenever technology moves forward, and innovation takes the wheel of design and functionality, it often spews over into countless industries, all, one might say. This trend is also true for cycling, ...

Several years ago, I T-boned a car at about 20 mph when it turned right into my path while I was riding my bike (pictured above). My titanium bike frame escaped unscathed while the front fork, ...

For years, the cycling industry has used 3D printing to make metal bike frames and smaller road-worthy parts. A 3D-printed carbon fibre frame, though? That’s harder to come by, even for elite riders.

Automation comes to the bike industry with the Mokumono bike. When Schwinn and other American bike manufacturers started to move production to Taiwan and China a few decades ago, the simple motivation ...

Bike frames are most commonly made out of steel. If you’ve got money for something nicer though, you might go with something in aluminium or carbon fiber. [The Q] went completely off-the-wall with ...

Bicycles almost seem perfect, don’t they? While this is only true depending on who you ask, some bicycle manufacturers and innovators are still hard at work tinkering with bicycle design. Take No. 22 ...

There are plenty of companies that make bike bags, but many of their designs tend to be awkwardly shaped and strange-looking when separated from your bike. Paul Challan, who’s lived in DC since 2009, ...