The Robot Bike Co R-160Jon Woodhouse / Immediate Media
Titanium construction means parts like the brake mount can be delicate as well as strongJon Woodhouse / Immediate Media
The DW6 system is essentially a compact multi-link design with linkages tucked behind the BB. The chainstay pivot helps isolate brake forcesJon Woodhouse / Immediate Media
Clevis joints should help boost stiffness at the seatstay to rocker junctionJon Woodhouse / Immediate Media
The cable guides are integrated neatly into the headtubeJon Woodhouse / Immediate Media
The delicate chainstay brace is a work of art, designed by high-tech softwareJon Woodhouse / Immediate Media
Dave Weagle helped out with the suspension designJon Woodhouse / Immediate Media
The 160 refers to the travel in mmJon Woodhouse / Immediate Media
Main man Ed Hawthornthwaite with his Robot babyJon Woodhouse / Immediate Media
3D printing makes touches such as the cable guides a doddleJon Woodhouse / Immediate Media
It’s a rather elegant pieceJon Woodhouse / Immediate Media
The shock swing link is one of the few parts that is always common, so it’s machined rather than printed. It’s the right process for the task at handJon Woodhouse / Immediate Media
Two small linkages lurk just behind the bottom bracket…Jon Woodhouse / Immediate Media
