CHAINSTAY PROTECTOR & OVERALL CARBON FRAME PROTECTOR

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    Baga

    Dear community,

    I have just purchased my new Specialized Diverge Sport Carbon bike and would love to find some good solutions to protect the rarbon frame. What are you using?

    Thanks!

    Bilbo

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    JF69
    philhubbard wrote:
    Clear outdoor tape from B&Q. Its about £7 a roll and will two or three frame, just make sure you buy the non-yellowing tape

    How does one know it’s a non-yellowing tape? Maybe it’s written in the instructions?
    Thanks in advance.

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    philhubbard

    Clear outdoor tape from B&Q.

    Clear outdoor tape from B&Q. Its about £7 a roll and will two or three frame, just make sure you buy the non-yellowing tape

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    Baga
    Simon E wrote:
    Helicopter tape?

    If you have deep pockets look at Invisiframe – https://www.invisiframe.co.uk/

    They use 3M Venture Shield vinyl film and have generic kits as well as ones cut for specific models. My local MTB shop appear to fit them to a lot of the (bleedin’ expensive) bikes they sell.

     

    Really nice, but expensive. I bought something cheaper now…which will probably be good too. 

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    Simon E

    Helicopter tape?

    Helicopter tape?

    If you have deep pockets look at Invisiframe – https://www.invisiframe.co.uk/

    They use 3M Venture Shield vinyl film and have generic kits as well as ones cut for specific models. My local MTB shop appear to fit them to a lot of the (bleedin’ expensive) bikes they sell.

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    bikeman01

    Strips of electricians tape

    Strips of electricians tape selectively applied to vulnerable areas.

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    Mr Pennington

    The Diverge comes with a

    The Diverge comes with a chainstay protector. You can get downtube or extra chainstay protectors – clear to graphics – from Wiggle, Amazon etc. To avoid excessive paint chips/nicks stay off gravel roads. Other than that normal washing will suffice.

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