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Sabrina Fischer: The Rogue Engineer Who Rewired the Cycling World with Grit, Gears, and OnlyFans

Ryder Vale
Jun 7, 2025
3 min read

By Ryder Vale | OnlyFans Insider Magazine

It’s not every day that a former motorsport engineer ditches the pit lane for a startup funded by spicy subscriptions. But Sabrina Fischer isn’t interested in playing by the rules—especially not in a world that still struggles to accept bold, brilliant women who don’t ask for permission.

With a mind engineered for innovation and a body that moves like it was born for performance, Sabrina Fischer has built something rare: a career forged at the intersection of elite engineering, disruptive entrepreneurship, and unapologetic authenticity. And it’s all powered by two things—her bike and her OnlyFans.

From the Track to the Tech Table

Sabrina Fischer, known to her 227K Instagram followers as @cycling.sina, cut her teeth in the high-adrenaline world of motorsport engineering. She held positions in the fast-paced automotive industry where precision and pressure collide. But beneath the helmet and headset, something else was brewing—a vision that refused to stay in the garage.

Disillusioned by the corporate culture and craving something she could call her own, Sabrina made a career move that felt more like a life overhaul. She left behind the stable roar of combustion engines and leaned into a quieter, more personal form of motion: cycling.

But she wasn’t about to settle for what was already out there. Instead, she co-founded FLITE, a startup designing FLITEDECK, a revolutionary integrated handlebar system for cyclists who value clean design and peak performance. With it, she wasn’t just building handlebars—she was designing the future of cycling.

A Radical Funding Shift: Enter OnlyFans

Startups need funding. And funding traditionally comes from VCs, pitch decks, and accelerators. Sabrina and her co-founder, Matthias Huber, tried that route—and found the doors largely closed. Whether it was their product, their timing, or the fact that Sabrina wasn’t just a “woman in tech” but an unfiltered woman in tech, the rejections piled up.

So, they took a different route. One that’s often whispered about but rarely celebrated: OnlyFans.

In a calculated, bold move, Sabrina launched an OnlyFans account—not to compromise her integrity, but to fund her dream. Her page isn’t about shock value. It’s about agency, transparency, and subverting a system that’s quick to capitalize on female aesthetics but reluctant to invest in female-led ideas.

Her message? If the world won't fund your startup, own the platform that will.

SHIFT Happens: Her Podcast and Personal Brand

Sabrina's not just building hardware. She’s building a philosophy. Through her podcast, SHIFT HAPPENS, she and Matthias unpack startup life, share the messy middle between genius and failure, and offer a brutally honest glimpse into what it’s like to be in the engine room of an idea.

She speaks candidly about burnout, bias in the cycling industry, and what it’s like to show “more of yourself”—on the road, on a mic, and online. In a world addicted to polished personas, Sabrina leans into the raw edges.

Shifting Gears: Redefining Power and Performance

Sabrina doesn’t need to convince anyone that she’s strong. She rides with the kind of muscle memory that makes long climbs and high-speed descents look effortless. But her real strength? It’s intellectual, emotional, and strategic.

She’s redefining what it means to be a sporty entrepreneur, one who doesn’t just launch products but reshapes the narrative. She’s creating tools, telling stories, and building communities that weren’t there before she arrived. And she’s doing it without waiting for a seat at the boys’ club table.

The Takeaway: Engineering a New Kind of Future

Sabrina Fischer is not a novelty act. She’s not just a startup founder who got “quirky” with her funding model. She’s an archetype for the future—where women build, brand, and bank on their terms.

The FLITEDECK project is expected to hit market soon, and when it does, it won’t just be a triumph of design. It’ll be a victory lap for boldness, for bootstrapped vision, and for every woman who's ever been told she needs to tone it down to be taken seriously.

Spoiler: she didn’t. And she’s flying anyway.