Selecting the Molding Process for a GSXR 1000 Half-handlebar
Hello, I am currently working on the design/manufacture of a half-handlebar for a sports motorcycle (GSXR 1000). What is the best type of process that I could establish for the manufacture of the handlebar (with aluminum as the material)? Is it preferable to opt for die casting or sand casting? This is without taking into account a target quantity while maintaining a reasonable manufacturing cost. Thank you
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