This module focuses on steering-related components and their integration into sub-assemblies. Learners design the handlebar using 3D sketching and sweep features, create a functional lock mount, and assemble steering components with accurate mates. Emphasis is placed on symmetry, critical dimensions, and in-context editing to ensure proper fit and realistic behavior.

In this module, learners design the bicycle frame as a single structural component, reflecting real-world welded construction. Using lofts, sweeps, splines, and shell operations, learners create a lightweight yet realistic frame. The module emphasizes feature order management, symmetry, and refinement techniques to achieve a professional-grade bicycle frame.

This module covers wheel creation and drivetrain elements essential to bicycle functionality. Learners model rims, hubs, spokes, sprockets, and links using revolve, patterning, and loft techniques. The module highlights efficiency through reusable sketches, circular patterns, and realistic material application.

The final module brings together all bicycle components into a complete assembly. Learners finalize accessory parts such as pedals and chains, apply advanced assembly mates, and validate the design through motion studies. The module concludes with visual styling and motion simulation to demonstrate functional movement and design intent.