For me, carbon is obviously a wonderful material. You can shape it however you want; the only limit is your imagination. In fact, all my bikes are made of carbon, but I understand that people may have doubts.

Carbon is more fragile in the event of an impact, as many already know, but, given that everything depends on the engine (the cyclist themselves), a carbon frame generally performs better than an aluminum one because it has characteristics of flexibility and rigidity that aluminum can never match for the same weight.

For a beginner, it is not so important to choose carbon or aluminum, but rather, if possible, to try out the bikes you are interested in, listen to the sensations they give you, and, of course, choose the one that gives you the best sensations.

Repair is possible, but it is difficult to provide an estimate without photos. Therefore, we advise the owner of this bike and any other users of the site not to use the FAQ form for such specific questions. To receive targeted and personalized answers, it is better to use the two appropriate forms, “request a free estimate” or “info,” where you can attach photos!

I usually build them myself for my bikes, but normally these accessories are sold by suppliers of tube kits for frame builders, such as DEDACCIAI, COLUMBUS, and AMADEUS.