We recommend cladding your bike in frame protection. Wrapping your expensive frame with a thin protective film wards off all kinds of wear and tear that can be picked up through general riding, keeping it looking like new, and helping the bike retain its value for when the time comes to sell it. But don't take our word for it, watch Rob Warner, Olly Wilkins and Dan Atherton put invisiFRAME's frame protection to the real test.

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And where better to give bikes an absolute hammering than Dyfi Bike Park? The venue is known for its boundary-pushing trails and its volume of rocks. In the wet, its mud can turn into a grinding paste, especially when strapped between the many moving parts of a full-suspension mountain bike.

Rob Warner and Olly Wilkins pay Dan Atherton a visit on a wet afternoon. The resultant trail malarkey proves a real test for how far invisiFRAME can be pushed through a couple of special experiments – and it's not all about riding abrasive trails...

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