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  1. Very screwed.

    Yes it’s probably repairable by a carbon repair shop. But i am pretty sure that it’s gonna be quite expensiv.

  2. If the carbon itself is cracked in that area, I wouldn’t trust a repair in such a high stress location.

  3. Did you inspect if the carbon actually cracked? I’m wondering if the shell just deformed enough to crack the paint.

    If cracked, very likely a shop that specializes in carbon fiber repair can fix it for some hundreds of dollars. That spot is easy to access and I guess the finish won’t have to be perfect either.

  4. Carbon is in some ways a forgiving material in that it can be almost infinitely repaired by people who know it well.

    Sadly the cost of repairs for that is likely to be a good chunk more than buying a replacement frame.

  5. That is crazy to happen during a BB install. That’s a pretty built up area for that exact reason.

    Did you have a look to see if it was damaged before you installed the BB?

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