G10 PRJCT
Designs and manufactures 3D-printed carbon fibre-reinforced disc brake rotor guards and race performance components for mountain bikes using in-house FFF (Bambu Lab H2-series, engineering-grade fibre-reinforced polymers) and 3D scanning for fork-specific fitments
- CEO / Founder
- Giovanni Piras
- Team Size
- 1-10
- Stage
- Active
- Total Funding
- Bootstrapped
- Latest Round
- Bootstrapped
Technology & Products
Key Products
Downhill and Enduro fork-specific 3D-printed carbon-fibre-reinforced disc brake rotor guards; Central Ballast crank spindle ballast system (Shimano Saint DH, fixed/tunable brass-tungsten); two-wheel engineering consultancy (data, vehicle dynamics, product design/prototyping)
Technological Advantage
In-house FFF on Bambu Lab H2-series with engineering-grade carbon-fibre-reinforced polymers; 3D-scan-based parametric CAD for fork-specific fit; ~12–13h print cycles, destructive/impact testing, and small-batch QC yield race-robust parts
Differentiation
Value Proposition
Bypasses traditional tooling with in-house small-batch 3D printing and 3D-scan-driven fitments, selling race-validated World Cup–level rotor guards at ~£70/unit while offering related performance components and engineering services
How They Differentiate
Focuses exclusively on high-performance mountain bike accessories using additive manufacturing rather than traditional manufacturing; products are race-validated at World Cup level (Jackson Goldstone championship wins) unlike generic aftermarket parts
Market & Competition
Target Customers
Professional downhill mountain bikers, elite riders, and enthusiasts seeking race-proven components
Industry Verticals
Sports Equipment; Consumer Goods; Mountain Biking
Competitors
Protolabs; Shapeways; Sculpteo
Growth & Milestones
Growth Metrics
Products are tested, raced, and won at the highest level of mountain biking, such as World Cup and World Championship titles, and are available to the public at elite competition quality and reasonable prices using 3D printing.
Major Milestones
Rotor guards raced to World Cup/World Championship titles by Jackson Goldstone with Santa Cruz Syndicate; World Cup validation incl. Les Gets 2025 (wet/mud); Central Ballast used at UCI WC #1 South Korea (May 2026); retail launch covered by BikeRadar, GMBN, VoxelMatters; company renamed from G10 MOTORSPORT LIMITED (Apr 2024)
Notable Customers
Jackson Goldstone (World Cup / World Championship wins, Santa Cruz Syndicate); Laurie Greenland (Santa Cruz Syndicate; UCI World Cup Les Gets 2025)