Full Suspension Enduro MTB Scale 1:5

I have prepared my mountain bike on a scale of 1:5 for 3D printing. Unfortunately, I cannot publish the model with the logo (company brand).

The entire model is just over 40 cm long and fully functional:

The suspension fork, rear shock absorber, dropper post, steering, and pedals are fully movable.

The drive also works via a belt drive - provided the rubber band has the correct tension.

I used a rubber cord with a diameter of 1.8 mm and glued the ends together with a small drop of two-component adhesive (epoxy resin).

I've included a few spare parts for small components in the print file. This applies to the thru-axle that connects the rear triangle to the main frame (the small tabs on the end tend to break off easily) and the very small triangular alignment pins.

Assembly instructions are available here:

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/8766gr9an58p6qeguizvy/MTB-instructions.pdf?rlkey=vs5ivcabfal3f32daa0m0a1nd&st=wt06jjir&dl=0