Update: After uploading the initial model, I found that it's not difficult to redesign it into a parametric file, so you can also find a parametric .f3d file. Just make sure you use the parametric components in the file.

Look, I don't own a bicycle and I don't know much about them either. All I know is that I once joined a 3D printing Facebook group. A kid bought a second-hand motorcycle and, while repairing it, he broke a seemingly 3D-printed part and was looking for someone to make a replacement for him. At the time, I was just starting to learn CAD, so I was eager to give it a try. He sent me the broken part. I took out my calipers, launched Fusion 360, and recreated it. I printed a test

I thought I'd upload it if it could be helpful to others. The attachment includes the print configuration of the final parts, as well as the .stl, .step, and .f3d files, so they can be modified as needed. Since I was just starting to learn CAD at the time, it wasn't parametric.

I don't know what kind of bicycle that kid had, and we lost contact after that.

If you have a use for it and end up printing it at its original size, please share in the comments what you used it for, so I can update the description of this model.