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Lizard Skins
Carbon Leather Frame Protector

5 out of 5 stars
2 Reviews
$10.99
Color:Black

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Durable adhesive carbon leather frame protector guards high-wear zones

What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:
"I've used this on my carbon and aluminum bikes—it’s super effective against cable rub and looks great. Easy to install and stays put through rough conditions."


When you're pushing your ride through rugged terrain or clocking endless miles, frame protection becomes more than just an afterthought. The Lizard Skins Carbon Leather Frame Protector provides that essential barrier between your bike and the elements, with a smart, carbon-textured design that looks as good as it performs.


This self-adhesive protector fits easily onto curved or flat surfaces, shielding vulnerable areas from cable rub, rock strikes, and trail grime. The carbon leather material blends flexibility with rugged resistance, offering stealthy protection that holds up under pressure. It’s lightweight, form-fitting, and removes cleanly when needed.


Whether you're preserving a brand-new frame or reinforcing a well-ridden rig, this protector adds a layer of defense that keeps your ride looking dialed and performing flawlessly.


Details

  • Carbon Leather frame protector for mountain and road bikes
  • Shields paint frame from road debris and chain slap
  • Highly-adhesive, long-lasting material
  • Item #LZS000I
Material
carbon leather
Compatibility
universal
Recommended Use
cycling, mountain bike, frame protection
Manufacturer Warranty
limited