Connor S.
The PT29 frame is everything I hoped
I bought the PT29 frame. The frame is a head-turner! I've had people pull up aside me on the highway to ask where the frame was from. This is the 27.5+ hardtail dream, and it's a blast to ride.

Quality. Affordable. Carbon.
DIY Carbon Bikes (diycarbonbikes.com) has 54 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 4.4 out of 5.
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Connor S.
I bought the PT29 frame. The frame is a head-turner! I've had people pull up aside me on the highway to ask where the frame was from. This is the 27.5+ hardtail dream, and it's a blast to ride.
Duncan S.
“I have brought a few frames from Ty at DIY Carbon bikes now and raced them and put fun miles on them here in the UK. The frame is great, has a level of compliance to it which makes it super comfy to ride while still being quick up and down hill.. even on the bumpy and technical stuff. already considering buying a new one for me as I can't have my wife on the shinny one!”
Scott F.
“Very very light. Somewhat flexible, but expected. Took a few miles to aquaint myself with the ride. . . Cross country -- with light wheels rolling terrain, no chunky or gnar, great for home trail. Mid state South Carolina”
Brian Denton Ford J.
I Built a full suspension single speed dream with DIY Carbon Bikes! 21 lbs all said and done; Definitely light enough to race. This thing is fast, really fast!! I went 120/110 on my suspension, and I could not be happy to be riding a full squishy.
Lou T.
“Fantastic wheel sets. I bought two sets of carbon wheels. One set with red nipples and the other has blue nipples and decal accents. The red set rolls on DT Swiss 240 hubs and stock hubs on the MTB. Both sets are lightweight, roll well, and the MTB was easy to set up 2bliss.”
Derek
“I have put a few hundred miles on this frame and it is solid. I built up this bike to be my gravel/road bike to ride when the trails are wet. The build came to a little under $3k and weighs in at 22.8 lbs with the bottle cages, pedals and SQlab innerbarends. I have taken this on several 25-50 mile road/gravel rides, as well as a few 10-20 mile single track rides. I would not hesitate to buy another frame from this company.”
Steven F.
DIY makes solid products that stand the test of time... I've put the "stache" frame, carbon wheels, and the other components through a ton of abuse (big drops, gaps with more than a few cases) and it remains a solid, light and fun platform. My go-to rig.
customer K.
Frame and wheels fantastic - super light and good quality which was my main goal. Went with front suspension - gas with remote lockout switch Carbon 1 x crank set Shimano Di2 electronic 11 speed rear derailleur Shimano hydraulic disk brakes Carbon integrated handlebar Carbon seat post Ceramic bottom bracket Thanks, Kane (Australia)