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The World’s First 3D-Printed Bike

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Lauded as the first 3D-printed bicycle, Empire Cycles’ latest design is based on their MX-6 mountain bike. Like its predecessor, the 3D-printed model is intended to take its rider down the road and off the path without breaking down. The innovative design has a titanium alloy frame, and, while it looks like a standard bike, it is in fact lighter yet stronger than usual.

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