Design your
custom
bike cargo cage
Build your custom cargo cage effortlessly using our intuitive tool
Download the 3D model (STL) of your new bike cargo carry cage for free
Print it with your 3D printer or order from your favorite 3D printing service provider
Instructions and recommendations
- Measure the dimensions of the cargo you wish to carry
- Use slider controls to configure a model ensuring a minimum thickness of 2mm if you going to print in plastic
- If your cargo weighs more than 450g (1 pound), select the "bottom" option
- If needed, make any adjustments, and then proceed to download your STL file
- Radius: 45mm
- Width: 80mm
- For a 32 oz bottle, ensure a minimum height of 160mm.
- For a 48 oz bottle, the height should be at least 200mm.
- Use the "bottom" option
Don't hesitate to contact us via email if you have specific requirements for your cargo cage
- For optimal performance, orient the 3D model horizontally
- To achieve the best quality, use a minimum slice height of 0.1mm
- Our cargo cages have been successfully printed and tested with the following plastics: ABS, ASA, Nylon, and PLA
- For MJF PA12, consider dyeing or vapor smoothing to prevent water absorption
- For aluminum parts, ensure they are anodized or painted to prevent corrosion
Feel free to contact us via email if you have any questions about 3D printing process.
Why did we build this?
We're a family of cycling enthusiasts, engineers, and problem solvers
We're passionate about DIY and freedom, which is why we offer customizable, high-quality STL models optimized for 3D printing. Our aim is to make bikepacking accessible to all, even on a tight budget. Properly printed, our cargo cages are durable, eco-friendly, lightweight, and built to last. Embrace the 4th industrial revolution – go from our online tool straight to your home, no resellers or middlemen.
Legal liability:
Our liability is limited to providing high-quality, watertight, ready-to-print STL 3D models.
We are not responsible for any issues, damages or inaccuracies that may arise during the printing process. It is the user's responsibility to ensure correct printing settings and to verify the output for accuracy and quality. Any errors or discrepancies in the printed item and issues and damages during the use of printed item are not the responsibility of our service.
3D printed cargo cages in the wild
