Description
We sell CNC machined bicycle parts. This is a bicycle seat tube clamp, the part used to secure the bicycle seat tube. It is usually made of metal materials (such as aluminum alloy or steel) and has the function of clamping the seat tube and fixing the saddle to the bicycle. Seat tube clamps generally consist of two parts, the upper clamp and the lower clamp. The upper clamp is a component that fixes the seat installed on the bicycle, and the lower clamp cooperates with the upper clamp to clamp and fix the seat tube. CNC machining has become a popular method for machining custom bicycle parts due to its accuracy, efficiency, and versatility. CNC machines can produce custom bicycle parts with high precision and repeatability, making them ideal for bicycle manufacturers. Some common requirements for bicycle parts include the use of special aluminum alloys, decorative and protective anodizing, powder coating, and engraving logos on visual parts. CNC machine tools can process a variety of materials, including aluminum alloys, stainless steel, titanium alloys, brass, etc., and can produce large quantities of parts in a short time.
We provide turning, milling, drilling, tapping, boring, laser cutting, stamping, casting and other manufacturing processes of a variety of materials to manufacture various precision non-standard parts for various industries.
Bicycle parts can be divided into various components, which may not all be machined with CNC machines. Some common bicycle parts that can be CNC machined include:
1. Frame: The core structure of a bicycle, usually made of aluminum alloy, carbon fiber, steel, titanium or magnesium alloy.
2. Handlebar: The bar that allows the rider to steer the bicycle and provides hand support.
3. Seat post: The component that connects the seat tube to the saddle and supports the rider’s seat.
4. Saddle: The seat or cushion on which the rider sits.
5. Pedal: The component that enables the rider to push the bicycle forward and backward.
6. Crankset: The assembly including the crank, chain ring and sprocket, which transmits pedaling force to the rear wheel.
7. Chain: The power transmission system that connects chain rings to sprockets.
8. Derailleur: The system that moves the chain between different links and sprockets.
9. Flywheel: A set of sprockets mounted on the rear wheel.
10. Brakes: Devices that slow and stop a bicycle, such as rim brakes or disc brakes.
11. Fenders or Fenders: Curved pieces of material above the tires that capture and redirect road spray kicked up by the wheels.
12. Axle: The rod that connects the wheel to the bicycle and provides support for the bearings in which the wheel rotates.
13. Bearing assembly: The bearing assembly that connects the handlebar to the frame allows for smooth steering.
14. Cable Housing: A protective cover that runs along the frame and houses cables for brakes, shifters, and other components.
