colorFabb 3D prints a bike

To prove the extreme strength of its XT-CF20 carbon-based filament, Dutch brand colorFabb has 3D printed bicycle parts. Of course, the derailleur, handlebars and parts of the frame were industrially produced, but the fact remains that every junction on this bike was 3D printed. This achievement is all the more impressive given that it was produced on an Ultimaker desktop printer.

The designer Stephan Schürmann came up with this completely new kind of bike. It's still a concept, so it's solid enough to be used, but the brand still recommends caution.

To test colorFabb brand filaments, you can take advantage of promotion area of the Cults site.

Files for 3D printing this bike are available free of charge.