Carbon frame repair....
 

Anyone had a repair done recently? I have a nice Bianchi that could use a repair around the bottom bracket area.

I sent my De Rosa Protos off the Calfee Designs about two months ago. Long delay due to Covid.

I should get it back this week. I’ll repost with some pics if you’re still looking for info.

Supposedly it’ll look like new. 850$ total with shipping/tax etc.

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Cyclocarbon in SE Minnesota does fantastic work and Drew (owner/operator) is a super nice guy.

Highly regarded as I understand it:

https://ruckuscomp.com/

Hern repaired the BB on my Pinarello, warrantied for 5 years, and it’s still going strong past that. Great guy.

http://www.montenegromfg.com/

I sent mine up to Drummond in NH and they did a great job. Bike has since been sold by me and being ridden by another paceliner.

See the thread below:
http://forums.thepaceline.net/...ost...5&postcount=21

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Just another to add to the list: Toby Stanton at Hot Tubes. Did mine this year with a 2 week turnaround.

Thank you!!
 

Thanks so much for the recommendations to every one that responded!!

I've used Carbon Fiber Solutions out of Virginia -- good price, excellent repair, perfect paint match, and no drama.

We're lucky enough to have Southwest Composites here in town. They guarantee their work and I'm very happy with the work they did to my chain stay.

I’ve heard good things about TW Carbon in Valley Park (St. Louis suburb), Mo.
https://www.twcarbon.com/

Lot of issues with Ruckus on web-boards.

https://forums.thepaceline.net/showt...=197262&page=3


To the OP (SPOKE), who did you end up choosing? Any pictures before and after? I have a week old (of riding, month total) Carbon frame that has a damaged top tube that I am thinking of getting repaired. The bike fell and the top tube hit the main pole of the Park bike stand (from a distance of about 6-12 inches). I thought that I had learned the hard way that carbon road bike frames are REALLY fragile but now wonder if the frame is actually just bad.

And yes, I did contact the manufacturer who said I must have crushed it somehow and called me a liar. Not sure if it will be safe to ride after a repair. Can these repair companies check the integrity of the entire frame?

Good Data point, my Look was in there hands years back. Perhaps growing pains have set in.

I haven’t sent the frame out yet. I’m going to use Concept2Composites in VA, just outside of the DC area. Communication has been good with these folks. They can even do the refinish once the repair is done. Wanted to drive up and meet the folks that will do the work but just haven’t had time to make an 8hr round trip.

Respectfully, you understand incorrectly. I, along with many others, have horror stories regarding this company. A simple search on this forum will yield you plenty of data points to disregard this company.