Rouleur tech podcast: carbon mythbusting with Driven Technologies

Rouleur tech podcast: carbon mythbusting with Driven Technologies


There are so many myths and misunderstandings about carbon frames – they break easily, they're impossible to repair, the ride deteriorates with age, you can't leave them out in the sun.

In this episode Dan Cavallari goes in search of the truth with the help of carbon expert Cameron Frazer of Driven Technologies. The good news is a decent carbon frame will probably outlast you. Unless you drive into your garage with it still on the roof rack. But you knew that, right?

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