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Dyedbro Launches EVO Series for Next Level Frame Protection

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The retail price of bicycles over the last 5-6 years has become staggeringly expensive. Combine the high price of your steed with the increased popularity of carbon fiber frames, and it’s more important than ever to protect your investment. Well, frame protection specialists Dyedbro have just unveiled the EVO Series. It’s an updated version of its frame protection kits designed to work better with today’s bike geometries and riding styles.

Dyedbro EVO Series Frame Protection matte MTB
Gloss. (Photos / Dyedbro)

The big change with the new EVO Series is the material thickness. The new kits are noticeably thinner than previous versions. This means the protection sits closer to the frame and is much harder to spot once applied.

According to Dyedbro, the slimmer profile doesn’t compromise the protection level, keeping the same impact and scratch resistance that riders are used to from the brand.

Dyedbro EVO Series Frame Protection gravel kit
Gravel kit.

Beyond the thinner material, the EVO Series also brings broader coverage and a simpler application process. Have you ever wrestled with frame protection film and ended up with bubbles or misaligned edges?

Dyedbro EVO Series Frame Protection matt gravel
Matte gravel

Well, the improved fitment design of the EVO Series makes that process less frustrating. The new kits are shaped to match current frame designs more closely. This helps with both the install and the final result.

Dyedbro EVO Series Frame Protection gloss gravel
Gloss gravel

Two Discipline Options

Dyedbro launched the EVO Series with two discipline-specific options:

  • EVO MTB & E-Bike Kit: Features wider coverage built for the larger down tubes common on trail and e-bikes
  • EVO Gravel Kit: Lighter-weight option focused on protecting against tire spray and frame bag wear

Both kits come in Matte and Gloss finishes, so you can match or contrast with your frame’s look depending on your preference. Pretty neat stuff!

EVO Series Retail & Detail

Retail: $74 (clear gravel), $71 (MTB/eBike)

  • The Wet-Install AdvantageEVO is engineered for an easy soap-and-water application. It’s faster, more precise, and makes it incredibly simple to get a flawless factory finish right at home.
  • Self-Healing DNAGot minor trail rash or scuffs? Watch them vanish with ambient heat, keeping your rig looking pristine season after season.
  • Maximum FlexibilityMade from ultra-high-elasticity vinyl that effortlessly wraps around complex frame geometry and lines.

Check out more details at the link below.

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arm85
arm85
21 days ago

None of my bikes have cables routed thru headset/fork, so I definitely use it on the headtube. Cables will definitely rub on the headtube from tuning left and right and will damage the paint pretty good. On rest of the bike, I don’t use it. Most bikes these days will come with some kind of downtube protection, and you will have it on drive side of the chainstay. All bikes are different, so you have to be careful when taking these paint protection wraps off as they can pull your paint away from the frame, and then it will look real ugly. Main thing is to ready instructions on how to apply and especially how to take off the protection wrap.

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