Polyurethane shells revolutionize cycling

A cyclist recently invented a transparent polyurethane film Frameskin on the basis of 3M and Avery Dennison's system to protect the body from direct and natural damage.

This innovation by Frameskin owner Alan Vogt was designed to protect his bike from salt water, waves, sunlight and the traces of Australian flora and fauna.

In addition, Vogt also invented a harder polyurethane film for the bicycle crank using a durable plastic compound to protect the crank from vibration and knock.

Frameskin paint protection film can be customized according to the special shape of the mountain, and can also be used as a sheet to replace the front fork or other parts of the bicycle.