Carbon Bike Frame

Given the chance to create his own bespoke bike, Neil Pedoe used Trek's do-it-yourself Project One system to spec and colour co-ordinate a super-high-end road machine, and he loved the end result.

Frame: Highly technical, super-light, super-stiff but above all incredibly comfortable (9/10) Handling: Assured cornering for such a light frame;

I purchased this from the original owner 4 yeas ago with 1900 miles. The previous owner took very good care of it and also replaced the tires with new Metzeler Rennsports at the time of sale. It has an upgraded Euro headlight and upgraded Ohlins rear suspension.

I have taken meticulous care of this machine. It is in mint condition, always garaged, covered and properly maintained. I actually change all the hydraulic fluids after each ride. I just performed a complete tune up with Amsoil synthetic fluids and a new OEM battery.

The paint work is all original, never dropped, scratched or touched up. The black portion of the lowers have been perfectly refinished due to lifting of the logo type decal.

I saw a few complete carbon bikes in the range of $ 2K, but where can I just get a frame? I just want soft components to update the framework.
Road Bikes please, no BMX.

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Posted by bikeworks on 24.09

Uh, you might do well to avoid cheap carbon fiber frames.

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Posted by nstm_44 on 23.09

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Posted by Ride!Urban on 23.09

You can check bikes and scatter Weyless .... not sure to find one this size, though.

What are the vulnerabilities of attention to bike on a carbon frame for control of small cracks?
road cycling in particular.

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Posted by bikeworks on 30.04

When I draw a frame CF, in some areas I check after the test:

1. In the expansion slot seat tube ... where the seatpost goes in.

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Posted by Zachariah on 29.04

area of the pedal and the chain continues.

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Posted by el guapo on 29.04

In addition to what Zacharias said, checking the steering head, handlebar, seatpost and the pedal spindle (axle).