Silicon Valley bike brand presents 3D printed children's bike

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Kelly Bakker
06 October 2020
2 min

Superstrata, a bike brand based in Silicon Valley known for its 3D-printed bikes with a carbon fibre unibody, has presented a 3D-printed children's bike. The product was developed in collaboration with Saint Exupéry.

As well as a unique design that closely resembles the revolutionary Superstrata adult bike, the children’s bike features the familiar colours and visual elements from Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s popular French children’s book: *Le Petit Prince* (‘The Little Prince’).

Carbon fibre

Like the larger versions of the Superstrata, this special edition is also 3D-printed using Arevo's proprietary technology, using carbon fibre (carbon fibre) composite material. The children's bike will be available in two sizes: a 20-inch frame and a 24-inch frame, and can be pre-ordered for $1,199.

The launch of the Petit Prince children’s bike comes at a special time for Superstrata. Superstrata’s pre-order campaign on Indiegogo has now raised over six million dollars, making it one of the most successful campaigns in Indiegogo’s history.

About Superstrata

Superstrata is an American bicycle brand that produces lightweight and shock-resistant bicycles and e-bikes. Using advanced carbon fibre composite materials and innovative 3D printing techniques, each bike is customised for customers, fully tailored to their size and riding style. The Superstrata bikes are made with technology from Arevo, a company specialising in 3D carbon fibre composite printing, with pioneering innovations in software, materials and robotics.

Source: Superstrata Press Desk.