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how parts are made

precision reproduction of obsolete motorcycle components

3D Scanning
STEP 1
3D Scanning
Original parts are scanned to capture exact dimensions.
CAD Modeling
STEP 2
CAD Modeling
Parts are rebuilt in CAD from scans for accurate fitment.
3D Printing
STEP 3
3D Printing
Printed with UV-resistant ASA plastic that won't crack.

what we make

Mostly plastic body parts for old Japanese bikes. Side covers, airbox parts, battery boxes, emblems, mounting brackets, and more. The focus is on bikes from the 60s through 80s, mainly Hondas, Yamahas, and Suzukis, but I've done mopeds and scooters too.

Everything's printed in ASA plastic. It's similar to ABS but handles sun and weather better. Won't crack or fade sitting outside like some other plastics.

inquiries

for parts availability or custom requests

jacob.pratt01@outlook.com