Printing Titanium 4

The future now.

Working in partnership with EADS in Bristol, UK bike brand Charge Bikes have developed the first ever production printed Titanium bicycle parts and are producing a very limited run of 50 Ti Freezer disk specific Cyclocross frames with a revolutionary new technique....

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Film & Edit by Alex Rankin
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SpokeApparel
11 years ago
This is amazing. So amazing that I am shocked 'cross still looks wack with something this cool to associate with it.
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kev1n
11 years ago
this completely destroyed my mind.... blew the top right off my cabesa
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canadmos
11 years ago
Yeah that is pretty cool!

Now lets see them expand it and print an entire frame in one shot!
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k.shiz
11 years ago
"Blahblahblah, carbon fiber is the future"- I'm going to go ahead and say this is a lot cooler than gluing pencil lead together to make a bike frame. Lasers > glue.
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