Scan. Design.
Build.
An independent motorsports design studio in metro Atlanta. We start with fit-specific motorcycle accessories and use the process to develop practical solutions for real builds.
From bike to part.
Scan the interface.
Capture the subassembly, choose physical reference points, and check the critical dimensions by hand.
Check the fit.
Model the part in CAD, print a fit check and verify mounting, clearance and access on the bike.
Pick the process.
Choose printed polymer, machined metal or cosmetic composite based on the job. Document the revision, hardware and install details before release.
One studio.
For example, Collective takes a Ninja cockpit request. Labs develops the prototype. Dynamics reviews fitment, Works sources hardware where needed, and Systems packages the finished kit.
- DynamicsProduct direction, development and fitment validation.
- Labs3D scanning, reverse engineering, prototypes and composite tooling.
- WorksCNC and metal parts with specialist production partners.
- CollectiveOwner ideas, convenience parts and fitment testers.
- SystemsComplete kits, hardware and installation documentation.
Workshop FAQ.
What can I bring to a project?
A bike, a loose part, a sketch or photos. Include the exact year, model and trim plus a description of what you need the part to do.
Is a scan enough to confirm fitment?
We verify critical geometry with physical measurements and check revisions on the intended platform. Similar trims can use different mounting points.
What projects fit the launch scope?
Cockpit organization, cosmetic trim, removable storage and similar non-structural accessories are the initial focus.