3D printed prototype GPS mount

3D printed prototype 'GARMIN 310/910 XT TT MOUNT', Raceware Direct, UK, made from 3D printed nylon, 2015. The Raceware Garmin Time Trial mount is designed to hold the GPS unit centrally between the TT extensions. They are made from 3D printed nylon and available in a wide range of colours and sizes. These mounts are supplied with a high quality stainless steel bolt and self adhesive rubber gripper to avoid bar slippage.

3D printing bike fittings allows for fast customisability. Parts can be tailor made for the individual bike and rider.

RaceWare developed this fitting for use in track cycling. 3D printing company 3T RPD printed the product. It was first tested and used at the National Cycling Centre in Manchester. The custom nature of the designs allowed for quick and inexpensive adjustments. The performance benefits of 3D printing process meant professional race team bicycles used RaceWare’s products.

The narrow margins in efficiency for bikes and cyclists at this level mean only the most successful components are approved for the cycling ‘Pro Tour’. This component demonstrates the cutting-edge technology used in Manchester track cycling and the international success of technology developed there.