It all started with a phone call from Mr. Matsushita (chief editor).
He was talking on a custom motorcycle in conjunction with a magazine project.

We asked him not only to finish the custom bike, but also to “commercialize” each part of the bike.

Once the project started, our first task was to acquire data on the vehicle body.

Our product development process uses a 3D scanner to create parts that fit the body of the vehicle even better.

After the data acquisition of the vehicle body was completed, the first step was to create an original Fuel tank for the injection model.

The FI model's tank has a pump embedded in it, so it was necessary to install it.

Once the design is complete, the next step is to create the actual tank shape using a 3D printer.

In the past, we used to make them by hand from a single steel plate, but that is no longer necessary. What is important is the design capability for best shape.

The same procedure was used to begin production of the Seat.

Exterior parts, to be made of FRP, are completed. Mass production begins at the factory.

While waiting for the FRP to be completed, the production of the muffler was started.

Create a rough shape by hand and look for improvements.

Once the shape of the muffler, which is important for expressing sportiness, is determined, we aim to complete it using our own equipment.

The painting of each part was completed and finally unveiled to Mr. Matsushita.

The magazine project was successfully completed.