Main frame tubes
Consider the down tube, top tube and other compatible painted areas, following the actual tube shape and use.
CARBINS / CORE BICYCLE COVERAGE
Frame & Fork Protection
Keep the finish behind the miles.
Explore CARBINS bicycle frame and fork protection. Plan a discreet film layer around compatible finished surfaces, tube shapes and the way your bicycle is ridden and transported.
THE SURFACE / THE FINISH
Follow the frame, not a generic outline.
Road, trail and daily transport put different areas of a bicycle in contact with grit and handling. Begin with the finished surfaces you want to preserve, then assess where wider coverage makes sense.
The frame’s size, tube profiles and finish matter to the fitting plan. Send the exact bicycle details and review the coverage boundaries before selecting film. Graphics, badges and existing paint condition should be part of that conversation.
EXPLORE THE APPLICATION
Three areas to consider.
Keep the finish behind the miles.
Fork surfaces
Review exposed finished surfaces and clearances while keeping functional components and moving areas separate.
Stays and transitions
Plan smaller curved areas and transitions around joints, cables and existing frame details.
A PLAN BEFORE APPLICATION
Bring the details
into focus.
Prepare the project, compare the selected film and agree the fitting details.
- 01
Identify the bicycle
Provide make, model, year and frame size, plus clear photos of each proposed area.
- 02
Set the coverage
Agree targeted or broader coverage, edge positions and any areas left visible around hardware and graphics.
- 03
Confirm the finish
Review a gloss or matte sample against the frame and request the selected film’s care and removal guidance.
YOUR BICYCLE QUESTIONS
A little clarity
before you choose.
Useful answers, from the surface to the selected film.
Can film protect a carbon bicycle?
Selection follows the finished surface, not the frame material alone. Have the paint, graphics and manufacturer guidance checked before fitting film to a carbon bicycle.
Is full-frame coverage always necessary?
Coverage should follow your priorities, riding and transport. Targeted areas or a broader plan may be considered after inspecting the exact bicycle.
Will the film hide existing chips?
Film is not a paint or structural repair. Existing chips and damage should be assessed first; they may remain visible through a transparent layer.
Can I use the same layout on another frame size?
Tube shapes, dimensions and hardware positions can vary. Confirm the coverage or fitting layout for the exact model and size before ordering.
CONTINUE EXPLORING
More of your Bicycle world.
CARBINS / LET’S PLAN YOUR PROJECT
Your project.
Your protection plan.
Share the bicycle make, model, year, frame size and clear photos of the areas you want to cover. Ask for the current film details, sample options and fitting guidance.