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DIY Carbon BikesQuality. Affordable. Carbon.
DIY Carbon Bikes (diycarbonbikes.com) has 54 customer reviews on Consumer Courier, with an average rating of 4.4 out of 5.
54 approved reviews, newest moderated first
Mark D.
Posted
Had some issues with the order, but Ty (the founder) made things right in the end.
Response from DIY Carbon Bikes· Mar 6, 2026
Hey Mark, I am glad we were able to work out these issues, let us know if you need anything else, we are glad to help. DIY Carbon Bikes
Patt L.
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It took some time but the outcome was better than I exspected. The frame is beautiful and rides like a gem. I am very pleased.
Ivan
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Great product at an affordable price. Excellent quality. Timely shipping. Bought the boost rigid fork version. Works perfectly with my drop bar mtb project. Appears robust for trail use, maybe not ideal for aggressive or jumping.
David
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Easy to order. Frame is very nice, light. It came with a headset. All parts from my aluminum mountain bike fit without any problems. Ride quality is very nice for the trails I ride. Time will tell about durability.
Niall
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Excellent service and product. Carbon ridged forks have transformed my old mountain bike into my favourite go to bike.
Markus M.
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“Fast delivery, Frame seems pretty good Quality. First Ride: so far so good - i‘m still alive ;-) Greetings from Switzerland”
Julien
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Carbon Forks : Very good products, clean finish and looks amazing on the bike!
customer
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promised a review once I had a chance to wring the frame out so now, after 3 years, I can write an honest and complete review. Bottom line is I love the frame. It is nimble without being nervous, and pretty comfortable on singletrack. Climbs great (as you'd expect from a hardtail.) I love the top mount chainstay on the drive side - makes for no (minimal) chain slap which makes for a very quiet ride on all sorts of terrain. Frame is rock solid - no issues over the last few years. Matte finish is holding up great. Easy to build up and no fitment issues of any kind. There are only two negatives, both of which are minor - I'd like a higher bottom bracket, and I'd prefer a threaded bottom bracket rather than a press fit (but no real issue if you're willing to spring for a threaded shell.) Overall, a nearly perfect bike for my decidedly cross country focused riding. Just for reference, I was riding an early 2000's Stumpy FSR X/C. This Stache style frame feels a lot like the FSR, only better (and without the rear end flopping around, of course.)
