3D Bike Configurator for Bike Brands and Shops
We build a configurator for your bikes, so customers can pick the size, paint, wheels and accessories in 3D before they order.
Glorvia is a fashion atelier in Gaziantep, Türkiye, that also builds custom 3D product configurators, including 3D bike configurators for bike brands, frame builders and bike shops. Your customers choose the build, size, paint and parts on your website and see their bike in 3D before ordering. We build it around your models as a one-off project and hand over the files and code set out in the quote.
The bike demo in under 30 seconds
A screen recording of the configurator above: road, city and mountain builds, frame colours, tyres and fenders.
What your customers can change
These are the demo's options; yours use your own models, sizes, paint and parts. Screens vary, so paint samples stay the final reference.
Built for how bikes are sold
Sizes with a live readout
Size buttons show the frame size and the summary adds the reach. On your configurator, these figures come from your geometry data.
Paint and finishes
Each finish catches the light differently, so a satin frame and a metallic one look like two paint jobs, not two swatches.
Component swaps
Wheels, tyres, bars, tape and saddle change on the bike, with rules that offer only parts that fit, like the demo's road frame and drop bar.
Accessories
Fenders, rack, bottle cage and kickstand sit on the 3D bike, so shoppers see the finished build.
A summary for the cart or a quote
Every choice collects in one line, such as “Frame size: M · 52 cm (reach 39.5 cm) … Tyre: 700c × 28 mm, black”. Whether it goes to your cart, a quote request or a dealer enquiry is set in the quote.
What you get
What we need from you
Custom-built or a subscription platform?
| Custom-built by Glorvia | Typical subscription platform | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost model | One-off project, quoted for your range | Recurring monthly or yearly fee |
| 3D models | Prepared by us from your CAD or 3D files | Uploaded by you or made by the platform's modelling service |
| Files and code | Handed over as agreed in the quote | Hosted on the platform |
| Look | Built around your brand | The platform's interface with styling settings |
| Getting started | Depends on models, sizes and parts | Fast once your 3D models are ready |
| Good fit for | A defined range where look and build rules matter | Large catalogues you set up and update yourself |
Running a multi-brand shop with hundreds of bikes to add yourself? A subscription platform is likely the better fit.
How we work
- 01List your range and rules
You send models, sizes, paint and parts; we agree which parts each build allows.
- 02Prepare the 3D parts
We turn your CAD or 3D files into web-ready parts. You review one complete bike before the rest.
- 03Build the configurator
Option panel in your brand style, size readout, summary and, if in scope, the cart or quote link.
- 04Test and hand over
We test on the phones and browsers we agree, then hand over files, code and notes, or go live with your web team.
The technology, in plain words
What sets the price
Models, sizes, parts and finishes, how ready your CAD or 3D files are, the option rules, the cart or quote connection and languages. We quote after seeing your range; you can start with one model.
Send your range on WhatsAppWorking with us
We work with bike brands and shops remotely from Gaziantep, Türkiye, by WhatsApp, email and video call.
Our own team prepares the 3D parts from your CAD or 3D files and builds the configurator in Three.js. We also built the bike demo on this page.
Address: Emek Mah., Ali Nadi Ünler Blv. No: 120/D, 27060 Şehitkamil / Gaziantep.
Page updated: November 2026
Frequently asked questions
An interactive 3D view of a bike on your website: shoppers choose the build, size, paint, parts and accessories and watch the bike change, in a phone or desktop browser. It is also called a bicycle configurator or custom bike builder. We build one for your range as a one-off project.
Yes. We start from the CAD or 3D files of your frames and components, so the bike on screen follows your real shapes. Tell us which files and formats you have, and we will say how we would prepare them for the web. For our own demo, our team built the parts in Blender as a parametric rig.
Each size is a real 3D change: the tubes, fork, wheels and cockpit move to new proportions instead of the bike being scaled. The size and reach readout is a visual guide for shoppers, not a fit or geometry tool. Its figures come from your geometry data, and your size chart stays the reference.
Yes. Before building, we agree which handlebars, wheels, tyres and accessories each model allows and what changes automatically. In our demo, choosing the city bike switches to a flat bar and fits fenders, and the mountain bike gets a riser bar. Larger rule sets are scoped in the quote.
Yes, if we have the colour and a description or sample of the finish. The demo shows 10 frame colours in matte, gloss, satin, metallic and brushed surfaces, each reacting to light in its own way. Screens vary, so a physical sample or your colour card stays the final reference.
Yes, and with ikas, Ticimax or a custom stack. How the finished selection reaches you is set in the quote: product variants in the cart, an order note, a quote request for made-to-order builds, or a connection your own developer builds.
It depends on the number of models, sizes, parts and finishes, how ready your CAD or 3D files are, and how the selection connects to your store. We set the schedule in the quote, and you review one complete bike before we build the rest of the range.
Yes. We work remotely from Gaziantep by WhatsApp, email and video call, and you review each step online. Send your range to +90 539 667 77 56 on WhatsApp or to support@glorvia.com, and we will reply with how we would build it.
Plan a 3D configurator for your bikes
Send one model, its sizes and the options you want customers to choose. We will reply with how we would build it.