French motorcycle manufacturer VIBA built a unique aluminium 3D printed Honda Monkey in partnership with SLM solutions.

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The classic Honda Monkey bike. First built in the 1970s and loved by all. As of late, it’s had somewhat of a resurgence, and the now modernised mini machine is just as popular as it was back in the ’70s. However, French motorcycle maker VIBA wanted to rethink the Monkey, by using modern craftsmanship, design, and manufacturing processes – in this case, aluminium 3D printing.

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VIBA teamed up with rapid manufacturing specialist SLM Solutions and the final result is certainly interesting… The VIBA Monkey called is Jane, named after Jane Fonda, and it features a revolutionary 3D printed aluminium fuel tank, gauge bracket, hollow brake and clutch levers, front luggage rack, mudguard and headlight support. The redesigned bike harkens back to the retro but is completely modern in both looks and manufacture. […]

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