The carbon was shaved and the top tube isn't straight
There's a slight step where it dips in, making the carbon layer bumpy
If you paint over that, obviously the paint won't go on straight
You need to fix the step difference starting from the carbon layer and then paint
Then the paint will come out straight and pretty, right?
If you don't understand what I'm saying, just move on if you don't get it
I don't think I need to explain it in detail trying to make you understand
Isn't that just basic common sense? The comments are so ignorant
And you guys were comparing it to fighter jets and airplane carbon ㅋㅋㅋ
A bicycle rolls directly from the power of a person's legs
That's why the ride quality changes depending on the level of elasticity
Fighter jets and airplanes run on engine power
Even if they fly for 15, 20 years, that has nothing to do with carbon elasticity
But even a 20-year-old airplane flying in the sky receiving sunlight every day
Some people say it's nonsense that carbon has a lifespan of 5 to 10 years
Please bring something at an appropriate level and compare
So why do athletes change bikes so often?
Is it just because they can always get free sponsored new bikes from companies?
Because of the elasticity of carbon, starting from uphills
A difference in performance already occurs, so athletes feel that much better than ordinary people
That's why they frequently change to new bikes with good elasticity
But why are you comparing that to airplanes and fighter jets?
Do you think fighter jets and airplanes use carbon for elasticity like bicycles
To increase propulsion?
Airplanes fly on lift generated by engine thrust
Airplanes use carbon to make the weight lighter
Even if the carbon that goes into it has elasticity approaching zero
It runs on engine power, so it flies perfectly for 15, 20, 30 years
But if you think you're right, believe it
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