Quality carbon bars “Excellent bars at an amazing price. The quality and value with these bars are phenomenal. The geo is perfect, and they are light, strong, and display a flawless fit and finish. I personally love the unbranded look. Very sleek and utilitarian.”

Review after almost 3 years I bought the PT29 frame from DIY Carbon Bikes in Feb of 2021. It's been almost 3 years and 2500+ miles, and I don't have anything bad to say about it. Yeah it's a little slower than FS through very rocky areas and slower than a cyclocross bike on flat single track, but it can literally go everywhere. I'm now a big fan of plus size tires, and the slack geometry has definitely helped keep my confidence in descents. It has survived some pretty good wrecks and the frame has held up great. Also bought carbon wheels at same time and they've been solid as well. I was skeptical of how long this bike would hold up, but it still rolling great after all this time. I haven't built up a bike since this one, but I would be open to purchasing from this company again.

Frame and wheels fantastic Frame and wheels fantastic - super light and good quality which was my main goal. Went with front suspension - gas with remote lockout switch Carbon 1 x crank set Shimano Di2 electronic 11 speed rear derailleur Shimano hydraulic disk brakes Carbon integrated handlebar Carbon seat post Ceramic bottom bracket Thanks, Kane (Australia)

Leadville worthy site “I needed a bike for the Leadville Trail 100 this past August and this frame fit my budget. I needed a carbon hardtail frame that would fit a 12 speed drivetrain and i didnt feel like borrowing another bike like i did last year. This frame is replacing my 2015 Niner Air9 aluminum frame which i rode since 2015. I was skeptical at first because the frame was so light. I put it through the ringer a couple weeks after i built the bike up in a 24hr team race. After that race i had some confindence that it would be able to handle my day in Leadville. This bike didnt disappoint on race day. I finished in 10:39 almost an hour faster than last year on a borrowed bike. So far i couldnt be any more happier on how this bike build turned out. Now we'll see how long it lasts.”

DIY carbon - SOLID “I have put a few hundred miles on this frame and it is solid. I built up this bike to be my gravel/road bike to ride when the trails are wet. The build came to a little under $3k and weighs in at 22.8 lbs with the bottle cages, pedals and SQlab innerbarends. I have taken this on several 25-50 mile road/gravel rides, as well as a few 10-20 mile single track rides. I would not hesitate to buy another frame from this company.”