Colnago eGRV Seat Tube Damage

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Watch how the guys repair and restore this beautiful grey Colnago eGRV. Grey is a very difficult colour to match. We match all our colours by eye!
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About Carbon Bike Repair Ltd (CBR)
Carbon Bike Repair was founded in May 2013 by our Managing Director, Rob Granville. CBR are specilists in carbon fibre bicycle repair, paint restoration and custom resprays. You might have seen Carbon Bike Repair being featured on Global Cycling Network (GCN) back in September 2018. CBR has grown extensively since Ollie from GCN visited us, offering a number of services ranging from bicycle health checks, carbon repair, paint restoration and full custom resprays based in Leatherhead, United Kingdom and Johannesburg, South Africa.
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[@superdomestiquesd]

Thanks for the videos. Really enjoy them and find it interesting to see what can be done with carbon. With companies that do different levels of carbon, particularly in the MTB world, do you find there is much difference between the levels they offer? For eg Santa Cruz with C or CC and Yeti with C or T etc

[@carbonbikerepair1]

It’s a complicated answer as not all manufacturers approach their mtb designs in the same way. Mainly because of the many disciplines compared to road bikes for example. What we do see however are many ‘experiments’ which in some cases find their way into road bike designs. One big difference is the complexity of MTB’s. However not to avoid your question, the carbon manufacturing process of prepreg layup (excluding woven or printed) are generally very similar. Your question should be, do you see differences in the resin-to-carbon content? ..and the answer is yes. A lot of weight can be removed by leaning out the epoxy content. This is where we see see some problems. Those companies with access to their manufacturing partners, or manufacture themselves, have the best control over quality. Thanks for your question!

[@redtobertshateshandles]

Looks like the bike has landed on a piece of gravel.