invisiFRAME Protects Your Investment

Wanna armour and protect your expensive mountain bike frame? Here’s what it looks like when we install invisiFRAME on your new bike.

We strip the frame, including the downtube armour. Clean it. Then use a soapy water solution to carefully place the invisiFRAME decals. A squeegee and some patience gets everything to lay flat and clear. Done right, the whole process can take around 3 or 4 hours. Our invisiFRAME kits are custom made for individual frames and specific sizes so that everything is tight and your frame perfectly protected…

invisiFRAME kits are custom made for individual frames and your specific sizes of frame. Yes, there are a LOT of kits!

On a Santa Cruz frame we remove the armour so that the invisiFRAME extends underneath it. Then it goes back on.

A good eye, and the experience from doing it many times helps. But patience is the most important part of the install.

A squeegee and some patience gets everything to lay flat and clear.

invisiFRAME kits are custom and it’s pretty seldom that we ever need to reach for the scissors.

Done right, the whole process can take around 3 or 4 hours. And the results are impressive!

Not how the pieces mate up, and in most cases the invisiFRAME is installed underneath any frame armour.

When fresh, invisiFRAME is nearly invisible. We had to search for the right light to get our photos of the edges.

This Hightower is fully protected and the details of where the pieces wrap and match up is sweet looking!

Pine Mountain Sports is an invisiFRAME dealer and fitter. Kits range in cost from $100-$125 and installation is $220 for a new bike and $250 for a ridden bike. How well does it work? We’ve started fitting most of our high end demo bikes with invisiFRAME at the beginning of the season and after a really long summer of demos and shuttles the frames and bits (invisiFRAME also offers armour kits for specific forks and cranks) stay looking nearly new. The invisiFRAME can start to look a bit ragged, but when you peel it off there’s a near-perfect (save for the biggest rock strikes) frame hiding underneath. Two thumbs up! Ask our service department for details.