No. 22 Bicycle Company’s Reactor Aero uses 3D printing to create a groundbreaking aerodynamic design.
The No. 22 Bicycle Company has unveiled its latest creation, the Reactor Aero. This new model boasts the brand’s innovation and cutting-edge technology, distinguishing itself with a groundbreaking aerodynamic design. While the cycling world is dominated by well-established names such as Trek and Cannondale, No. 22 Bicycle Company, though relatively young, has positioned its Reactor Aero as a formidable competitor in a saturated market, primarily through the use of advanced 3D printing techniques.
The Reactor Aero sees its USP and performance come from the fact that the company uses 3D printing technology to build their bikes. This model is claimed to be up to 40% more aerodynamic than its predecessor, the result of extensive development spanning approximately four years.
The intricate shapes and unique structures that define this bicycle were made possible through the use of 3D printing, allowing for precision and sophistication in guiding airflow.
