carbon frame


Upgrading to a carbon frame

im thinking of upgrading my aluminium frame for carbon.

ive got a decent group set and wheels so not looking for a complete bike. got about £1000 to spend.

from internet searches ive found Ribble, Planet X, Starley and Condor all sell frames within budget... but are they any good? are there any other frames worth looking at? Is it worth looking at used frames?

thanks for any help!

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