MOA

Thank you i.materialise for featuring Moa! They are the best 3D printing company for prototypes - fast and accurate with excellent material selection. Your model is just few clicks away from existing in the real world.

MOA: The 3D-Printed Bicycle Strap You Didn’t Know You Needed Designer Alen Zubic explains the thinking behind MOA, an elegant leg strap for cyclists, and why he used i.materialise's 3D printing services to realize the project.

Celebrating cycling

Predivan 2. dan Pedalafesta

New age Techno Viking Critical Mass Berlin. Love you Berlin.

Timeless design.

When you see it, touch it and try it you immediately appreciate the thought put into it. It's made from beautiful leather combined with top quality elastic material and metal buckle.

Moa is here to stay - it's durable, fashionable and functional.

Check out Copenhagenize Design Company! They gathered around one goal which is to help cities build better cycling infrastructure.

We like them because they like the same vehicle as we do. Go guys!

There's one interesting talk about latest things happening in Akron, Ohio. Copenhagenize guys are there to help: https://soundcloud.com/wakr-newstalksports/akrons-getting-an-easier-safer-way-to-bike

Akron's Getting an Easier, Safer Way to Bike Listen to Akron's Getting an Easier, Safer Way to Bike by WAKR/NewsTalkSports on

Where are you riding today?

Win the battle against muddy and greasy chain! Keep your pants clean even if your bicycle gets dirty and look classy in the process. Elements of this product are designed to be durable and to stay a part of your life for a long time — they don't break or wear out, they age beautifully. Wider strap area ensures additional comfort during long commutes and the buckle is made for easy take off with one hand!

Get Moa!

We take our logo very seriously. Everyone has its own opinion on what's right, but in the end, it's what majority accepted while it still works with you - the creator.

Thanks to everyone who participated with advice and critique. Special shout out to train passengers who were asked to evaluate design versions and bothered with crazy questions :)

Early prototype.

Multiple buckle 3D printing iterations were made using polymer materials to validate dimensions, angles, form...but there was another way to validate the function! Answer is coming in one of the future posts 🤙

Thanks to everyone who helped during prototyping period 🙏

Bear with me...we're going to Shanghai to see luxury volcano 🕵️‍♀️

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