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Frequently Asked Questions

• What are the different bike frame materials?

  Here’s what you need to know about the different bike frame materials. Bike frames that are made out of carbon fiber tend to be used for higher-end bikes. Carbon fiber is a blend of carbon sheets that are bonded together with resin in a mold. This is what gives the bike frame a lightweight feel.

• What is the best die-cut protective kit for a bike frame?

  One Manufacturing enters the fray with their twenty piece Bicycle Moto Deflection Die-Cut Protective Kit, an 18” x 27” sheet of 6mil PVC film pre cut into handy shapes that will fit the important parts of most frames.

• Are all carbon bike frames handmade?

  9 All carbon frames are handmade. Custom framebuilding is often associated with steel and titanium, but every carbon frame, wheel, handlebar, or other part made with carbon-fiber sheet requires intensive hands-on work, whether the frame is a custom model from a small builder like Crumpton, or a production model from Giant or Trek.

• What are mountain bikes made out of?

  Mountain bike frames – The frames of these bikes can be made out of aluminum, carbon fiber, titanium, or steel. They’re meant to be strong and durable for a variety of harsh conditions in the outdoors as well as to handle the uneven and sometimes damaging terrain.

• What is a bicycle frame?

  You probably know that a bicycle frame is the main piece of a bike onto which other components, like wheels, are attached. Modern bike frame designs consist of two triangles: there’s a main one and a rear triangle.

• What is the best material for a bike frame?

  There are basically four main types of bike frame materials from which to choose: carbon fiber, titanium, aluminum, and steel. To choose the best material for your frame, you ultimately want to ensure that it’ll be durable and strong, but there are other factors to consider.

• Why are MTB frames so heavy?

  MTB frames will usually be heavy to make them more durable, especially because the goal of these bikes isn’t to achieve speed, as in the case of road bikes.

• What's the best frame for a bikepacking trip?

  After all, bikepacking doesn’t rely on a frame having eyelets for racks and panniers, as with other styles of bike touring. Alternatively, scour the classifieds for a second hand, modern cross country hardtail, as they're affordable, fun to ride, and offer maximum frame space for carrying gear.