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Bosch Bets on 3D Printing to Shape the Future of Motorcycles

Bosch Bets on 3D Printing to Shape the Future of Motorcycles
Michelle Liew
March 27, 2025

Bosch is diving into 3D metal printing, aiming to revolutionize motorcycle manufacturing with faster, lighter, and more efficient parts — and it could change the way bikes are built.

Bosch is diving into 3D metal printing, aiming to revolutionize motorcycle manufacturing with faster, lighter, and more efficient parts — and it could change the way bikes are built.
NERA 3D Printed Motorbike | Photo Credits: 3D Printing Industry

Bosch is already a big name in the motorcycle world — think ABS, fuel injection, and the radar tech behind some of today’s most advanced rider aids. But now, it’s stepping into new territory with a €6 million investment in 3D metal printing, and it could seriously shake up how motorcycles are built.

So what’s the deal? Bosch is now using high-powered lasers to turn powdered metal into high-strength parts, all at their plant in Nuremberg. That means components can be made faster, stronger, and more efficiently than through traditional methods like casting or machining.

Bosch is diving into 3D metal printing, aiming to revolutionize motorcycle manufacturing with faster, lighter, and more efficient parts — and it could change the way bikes are built.

Why This Is a Big Deal for Bikes

For motorcyclists, this kind of tech could lead to:

  • Lighter engine parts and frames (better handling, more efficiency)
  • Faster production times (less waiting around for new models)
  • More flexibility in design (cooler, more innovative bikes)

Bosch’s plant manager, Alexander Weischel, put it like this:

“Using the 3D printer not only increases sustainability in production, but also lets us respond flexibly to batch size changes and offer everything from a single source.”

Translation? They can make parts on demand, scale up or down as needed, and waste less in the process — a win all around.

Bosch Isn’t New to Innovation

From lean-angle ABS to traction control and radar-guided cruise systems, Bosch has already helped shape the modern riding experience. So if they’re diving into 3D-printed parts, you can bet it’s not just a side project — it’s probably the start of something big.

They’ve proven time and again that they’re not afraid to lead, and this move shows they’re ready to push motorcycle tech even further.

What’s Next?

It might take a little time before we see 3D-printed Bosch parts on production bikes, but the potential is massive. Lighter, stronger, and more precisely made components? Count us in.

For now, we’ll be watching — because when Bosch invests big, the entire industry tends to follow.

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