Welcome to Olivierimotor, the botique specilized on design and fabrication of custom prototype motorcycles and special accessories. Each creation is meticulously designed and engineered to deliver a unique riding experience and a deep physical connection between rider and machine. We combine advanced mechatronic solutions with craftsmanship to create motorcycles with unmistakable character.
For me, it’s not just about solving a mechanical problem; it’s about asking better questions to build something that actually means something when you ride it.
Every part I make starts on paper, moves through code and machining, and ends up on the road—built without shortcuts, meant to be ridden hard.
I grew up in my father’s electronics workshop, dismantling objects to understand how they worked and building my own toys from scratch.
Growing up alongside the rise of the internet gave me endless room for research, leading me to study mechatronics in Milan, where I spent hours after class building projects alongside my mechanics professor.Everything shifted the moment I rode a friend’s 50cc two-stroke.
I realized motorcycles were the ultimate convergence of physics, mechanics, electronics, and pure emotion—a machine that makes you feel alive.
I dropped all other interests to focus entirely on bikes. For my graduation thesis, I convinced my professors to let me build a prototype motorcycle frame with variable geometry powered by electric actuators, and successfully pulled it off.
Over the years, I took on diverse jobs across mechanics and electronics, always prioritizing my family and the freedom of my own workspace.
By day I worked industry jobs; by night I poured myself into my self-built lab, experimenting with motorcycle engineering until late.
I was fortunate to be surrounded by people who believed in my ideas, allowing me to stay humble while keeping a constant curiosity for the world around me.
Today, motorcycles remain at the center of everything I do—whether I’m manufacturing small-batch custom parts or bringing fully functional experimental prototypes to life.
