1. Q: What material grades do you use, and how do they impact performance?​​
A: Our frames utilize aerospace-grade T700/T800 carbon fiber with ​high-temp resin. T800 offers 15% higher tensile strength​ vs. T700, optimizing ​stiffness-to-weight ratios​ (frames from 790g±40g).
2. Q: How does carbon fiber compare to aluminum or steel for heavy riders​?​​
A:Carbon fiber offers ​superior strength-to-weight ratio, supporting ​loads up to 160kg​ (vs. aluminum’s 120kg limit). ​Vibration damping​ reduces fatigue on rough terrain, while ​high modulus​ prevents flex during high-torque efforts.
3. Q: What are the key differences between ​monocoque and tube-to-tube construction​ for carbon frames?​​
​A: Monocoque frames mold the entire frame as one piece, maximizing ​aerodynamic efficiency​ and ​stiffness consistency​. ​Tube-to-tube bonds individual tubes, enabling ​custom geometry adjustments​ and lower mold costs for small batches. Monocoque suits high-volume racing frames, while tube-to-tube benefits ​custom OEM projects​ with small order.

🚴‍♂️ 1. ​Competitive Road Racing​
​Scenario: Professional cycling teams require frames for high-speed criteriums and Grand Tours.
​Frame Advantage: ​Ultra-lightweight T800 carbon​ with ​monocoque construction​ ensures explosive acceleration and precise cornering. ​Aerodynamic tube shaping​ reduces drag by 12% at 40km/h.
​User Value: Enables podium contention in races like Tour de France with ​15% faster climb times​.

⏱️ 2. ​Triathlon & Time Trials​
​Scenario: Triathletes tackling long-distance events 
​Frame Advantage: ​Integrated cockpit/internal cable routing​ minimizes air resistance.​Aggressive geometry​ optimizes hip angle for aerodynamic tucks.​ Vibration damping​ reduces fatigue on rough roads.
​User Value: 30W power savings over 180km vs. aluminum frames.

⛰️ 3. ​Gravel & All-Road Endurance​
​Scenario: Adventure riders traversing mixed terrain (pavement, gravel, trails).
​Frame Advantage: ​Reinforced chainstays​ and ​40mm tire clearance​ handle impacts. ​Endurance geometry​ stabilizes descents. ​Corrosion-resistant resin​ withstands mud/water exposure.
​User Value: Seamless transition between surfaces without frame swaps.

🏔️ 4. ​Alpine Climbing Specialization​
​Scenario: Hill-climb athletes targeting steep gradients
​Frame Advantage: ​780g frame weight​ with ​high stiffness-to-weight ratio​ (T800 fiber). Power-transfer-optimized​ bottom bracket resists torsion under load.
​User Value: ​1kg weight reduction​ ≈ 6-8 sec/km time gain on 10% gradients.