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How E-Sports Motorcycle Energica Ego Has Gotten Its Motor Housing

"It was extremely important for us to be able to touch the prototype of the motor housing produced with 3D printing and wind form with our hands. In this way, we were able to specifically analyze whether the part was easy to assemble and disassemble, whether all parts were easily accessible and whether it was possible to use standard wrenches, etc.," explain Energica Motor Company technicians. arrow back arrow forward Image Zoom
"It was extremely important for us to be able to touch the prototype of the motor housing produced with 3D printing and wind form with our hands. In this way, we were able to specifically analyze whether the part was easy to assemble and disassemble, whether all parts were easily accessible and whether it was possible to use standard wrenches, etc.," explain Energica Motor Company technicians.
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