Accidents happen. Sometimes more than once. This carbon fiber Giant Defy arrived at Ruckus after having been crashed not once, but twice. As is common in crashing, they damaged their seatstay and it needed a full repair. Whether or not its a full repair, send us your carbon fiber frames for inspection as well. There’s...

Sometimes things go horribly awry on rides. This carbon fiber Colnago C50 came to us with a broken seatstay and a ripped off dropout, so naturally we inquired what happened:

Carbon fiber cyclocross frames are completely and totally always subject to damage from the brutal nature of the course conditions. One of our customers crashed his favorite bike and came to us for repair help. Of course, we were happy to oblige and sent him back his "totally new looking frame".

Carbon fiber hardtail mountain bike frames inherently take a beating due the the nature of where and how people ride them. Subsequently, we see many cases of seatstay or chainstay damage for these type of frames. This one was a completely routine repair for us, and we were happy to save another frame and make another customer stoked!

This carbon fiber Trek Madone was damaged due to rear derailleur failure, resulting in a crash. The resulting tumble also caused damage to the headtube. This bike is the favorite ride of one of our customers and she sent it to us to be remade again.

One of our customers sent us this carbon fiber Cannondale Super X cyclocross frame after crashing into one of the on-course barriers. This individual opted for repair rather than re-buy, and we were happy to help them fix their racing bike.

This carbon fiber Parlee frame came to us after our customer was hit by a car. The frame had a badly cracked seatstay, so we performed our carbon fiber repair wizardry and got the bike rolling again. Have a broken Parlee bicycle? We'll fix that.

This carbon fiber Ridley X Fire cyclocross bicycle frame came to us with a completely broken seatstay. Our customer who loves the frame sent it to us asking if we could and would repair it. Our answer is yes, you can repair carbon fiber frames, and we'll be happy to take a look at it for you.