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sloppyswish 11-10-14 08:19 PM

Does cold winter weather affect carbon frames?
 
does temperature affect carbon frames?

badger1 11-10-14 08:28 PM


Originally Posted by sloppyswish (Post 17295070)
does temperature affect carbon frames?

No, and no.
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bikemig 11-10-14 08:30 PM

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Yeah, but you may need to wear one of these to see the effect:

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bengreen79 11-10-14 08:30 PM

Not any temperature you can withstand.

mcours2006 11-11-14 01:51 PM

Was wondering that myself, so thanks for asking, and thanks for answering. Maybe I'll take my CF bike out this weekend then. It's suppose to be -1*C.

coolcamaro12 11-17-14 07:49 AM

If you ride in any temperature below 5c it will explode into a massive fireball of carbon shards. You can then sit on the side of the road in agony and reflect on the poor decision you made

gl98115 11-17-14 01:02 PM

Of course cold winter weather affects carbon frames. Ride around long enough outside in winter weather and the bike will get cold. I suggest knitting it a scarf.

badger1 11-17-14 01:40 PM


Originally Posted by coolcamaro12 (Post 17314245)
If you ride in any temperature below 5c it will explode into a massive fireball of carbon shards. You can then sit on the side of the road in agony and reflect on the poor decision you made

This is an excellent response. May I suggest, though, a minor but not trivial emendation: "explode" should read 'asplode'. That is the accepted BF verb.

Delmarva 11-22-14 09:35 AM


Originally Posted by gl98115 (Post 17315286)
Of course cold winter weather affects carbon frames. Ride around long enough outside in winter weather and the bike will get cold. I suggest knitting it a scarf.


Lol!!


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