About BYB Tech

Measuring what a rider feels but cannot name

BYB Tech is an Italian company that builds suspension data acquisition hardware and software. Its sensors record what a fork and shock actually do through a run, so a setup decision rests on a measurement rather than on a memory of the last lap.

A mechanic reading run data on a laptop in the pits at a UCI Downhill World Cup round, beside a downhill bike in a workstand.
Run data, read in the pits at a World Cup round.

BYB Tech SRL was founded in Brescia in 2019 and designs and builds every system in Italy. The hardware fits air and coil springs alike, and records the whole run rather than sampling moments of it.

Founded
2019
Designed and built in Italy
Brescia
Products in the range
4

What BYB Tech makes

BYB Tech makes three product lines across four products. Telemetry V3 and Telemetry V3 Pro record fork and shock movement. Chrono records lap and run times. Focus is a riding light. Between them the range covers mountain bike, motocross, quad, car and road bike.

See the products

The BYB Tech range, and what each product records
ProductWhat it records
Telemetry V3 ProSuspension, brakes, speed and external sensors — maximum flexibility
Telemetry V3Suspension movement and IMU — ideal to get started
ChronoGPS lap timer for lap and run times
Focus5000 lumen road bike light · 55 g

How BYB Tech got here

BYB Tech started as a Kickstarter campaign in December 2018 that raised $38,000, and delivered its first 50 systems the following year. Three hardware generations later, the range covers mountain bike, motocross, quad and car.

  1. Year: 2018

    The first campaign

    A Kickstarter campaign for a suspension data acquisition system for mountain bikes opens in December and raises $38,000.

  2. Year: 2019

    BYB Tech SRL, and the first 50 units

    The company is founded in Brescia and ships the first 50 systems to the riders who backed them.

  3. Year: 2020

    A second generation, and a second discipline

    Telemetry 2.0 replaces the original hardware, a motocross system follows, and BYB Tech starts taking consultancy work for manufacturers.

  4. Year: 2021

    World Cup

    BYB Tech hardware is used in World Cup downhill competition.

  5. Year: 2022

    Focus

    A Kickstarter campaign for Focus, the riding light, raises $100,000.

  6. Year: 2023

    Chrono

    Chrono joins the range, recording lap and run times for mountain bike, motocross, quad and car.

  7. Year: 2024

    Telemetry V3 Pro

    The third generation arrives, and it starts at the top: Telemetry V3 Pro ships first.

  8. Year: 2025

    Telemetry V3

    Telemetry V3 completes the third generation, a year after the tier above it.

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The 2018 Kickstarter campaign banner: a BYB acquisition unit mounted on the handlebar of a downhill mountain bike, with the unit shown alongside.
The campaign that started it — December 2018.

Who builds it

BYB Tech is an engineering company in Brescia, northern Italy, founded by a downhill national champion with an engineering background. It has designed and built every system since.

Since 2020 the same engineers have taken consultancy work, across several fields. Some of it extends the products for a manufacturer or a use case the catalogue does not cover. The rest has nothing to do with suspension at all, and is built on the same discipline: instrument it, then decide.

  • Customisation on the products

    Work that takes Telemetry or Chrono past the standard product — for a manufacturer, a team, or a measurement the catalogue does not cover.

  • Industrial IoT and Industry 4.0

    Sensing, acquisition and connectivity outside sport entirely, for companies with a measurement problem of their own.

See what BYB Tech builds for other companies

  • Enrico Rodella on the podium at a Gravitalia national downhill round, in T32 Squadra Corse race kit.
    Enrico Rodella, founder.

    Founder

    Enrico Rodella

    Industrial automation engineer and 2018 ELMT downhill national champion.