3d printed bike stem

... cap into place afterwards - be aware that it will fit quite tightly, and there's a risk of breaking if you try to remove it again. When printing with ABS, I've found success, but I imagine other materials could also work well in this application.

Placing the bottle cap should be pretty easy, but you can always take it as an oportunity to get the mallet out.Works just fine for all my basic biking, but I would advise some caution for more extreme activities like mountain biking. ...I wouldnt...

This was designed for a 100mm stems, to carry a powerbank (Anker: length 108mm, diameter 32mm) to power my front light and gps.

A functional, adjustable bike frame is available for printing at home via an FDM printer. ...For more details, visit our blog at http://learn.colorfabb.com/xt-cf20-bike-project-release/.

... Version 2 looks more appealing but requires a bit more effort due to its curved shape and need for supports, which often resulted in suboptimal print lines over the support. For enhanced mounting strength, consider purchasing a metal cross dowel.

Wanted to maintain the steerer tube of my bike at its original length; it will perfectly fit any standard 1 1/8th threadless fork, which is more than enough to hold them securely in place.

After running into some Cyclists at a Makerfare several weeks ago, I decided it was time to create my own makercoin/stem cap to replace the unsightly original one. So, I made one that's 32mm in diameter and features a standard M6 bolt. ...Enjoy!

VRZ is a Trackbike frame including Fork stem , Seatpost and Hubs.Additive Produced Titanium Parts Glued together with Carbon tubes !Feel free to Print the parts and Build your own

Here's a DIY 3D-printed mod that can convert any OFO bike into an electric-assist system in just two to three minutes. You'll need to attach the DIY controller and the DIY friction-drive unit to the bike, and you're good to go. Below are the parts...

Mount for the Bluetooth remotes offered by AliExpress (links below) Uses a M6 bolt with 10mm diameter head to replace the steam cap Printed in ABS to reduce warping, printed as the file appears Version I...

########################Bike specs########################Top speed: 55 km/h (35 mph)*Range: ~30km (18.64 miles)* for higher speed change tire diameter (Dout) and/or pulley ratio (i) (see python script speedCalculation.py)########################Bike...

The original model has been uploaded again to meet the unique upload prerequisite of the Bike Accessory Challenge on GrabCAD (https://grabcad.com/challenges/bike-accessory-challenge). ...My apologies for any inconvenience caused due to duplication.

To have flat mount (aerodynamic) universal phone holder on AHEAD Stem, without crazy vibrations on bumps, both for road-bike (long 100mm stem) and MTB-bike (short stem 80mm). I've redesign bar phone holder. Its ideally for navigate during ride and...

Bicycle Bar Ends MTB Road Bike Handlebar Ergonomic End Bar Stem Handlebar mount v12 3d-print cnc Specifition: Handlebar Clamp Diameter: 22.2 mm You can make the product on a 3D printer or CNC machine from plastic, glass, steel, aluminum, bronze and...

I printed the stem itself in the orientation that it sits on the bike. This gives good surface finish to the visible parts, and has a reasonable layer strength orientation. This requires six 30mm M5 socket-cap screws, six M5 washers, six four M5...

I rode my bike with no problem, and here's a link to the ride: https://www.strava.com/activities/595607124 The strength of the stem depends on printing parameters and orientation. I printed it in eSUN PET-G with 100% infill. To get the best results,...

My bike has a 73° head angle, a 6° stem angle, and a "Planet X Superlight Team 3D Forged Stem" with an oval-octagonal profile measuring 34 mm high and 32.5 mm wide. The bike light used in this design has a diameter of 28 mm and can be found at...

Orient the front plate part sideways as that has good layer strength and will make the most accurate profile for the bars. I printed the stem itself in the orientation that it sits on the bike. ...This gives good surface finish to the visible parts, and...

Attaches Anker Astro Mini securely to the stem of your bike with an uncomplicated and effective design tailored specifically for the Trek 7100, boasting a distinctively flared stem. ...Easily secure the holder in place with a durable zip tie,...

Bike smartphone mount with quick lock - for bike stem

Bike smartphone mount with quick lock - for bike stem

Ensure the stem angle matches your bike's requirements before printing, or you can post a message with your desired angle and I'll create a customized version. **Specifications:** Light diameter: 28 mm (compatible with various sizes) Angle between...

Create a handlebar mount for the Pacific GTR 29" mountain bike; custom-made from measurements. ...Share your models if you have made additional parts for this bike—stem features a 7° angle and 90mm distance.

I designed these prototypes to assist in finding the perfect stem for a new road bike. They enabled me to experiment with different stems until I found one that met my requirements. Two models are currently available: a 120mm stem with a 6-degree...

It's engineered to fit snugly within the bike stem, requiring you to unscrew the cap first, then insert the support – which serves as a 1cm spacer – before screwing the stem back into place. The low profile design prevents accidental contact with the...

I clip a small mount to my bike's stem, positioning it directly above my head, allowing me to stream podcasts clearly without the hazard of earbuds obstructing my hearing.

The rider designed an adjustable light mount that fits securely between the bike plate and the handlebar stem, yielding excellent results. ...However, slight vibrations occur when navigating rough terrain or potholes.

That Garmin device comes with dedicated bike holder to be mounted on a handlebar. This tool allows you to mount GPS on stem. ...Secure mount with two zip ties and then clip GPS in.

My bike's stem measures 33mm in diameter, so I'm printing out a prototype to test its fit. The initial version was enormous and didn't look good on the handlebars. It was also a bit of a challenge to screw it into place due to the tight fit. So, for...