Carbon is pretty straightforward to repair. There's a guy local to me who does it, you'd never know the frame had failed once he's been over it.

Or if you're not willing to spend on it, give/sell the frame to someone who will. Saves it going to landfill!

Pics will help.

My short answer is yes.

Slightly longer - found a crack in the chainstay of my carbon Cube Stereo, and sent it off to these people:Target comp. , who kept in touch all the way through and sent back a rear triangle that looked as new.

Has since done trips to Morzine and Whistler without issue.

I used these guys (in Moira/Coalville) years ago to repair some damage to a carbon swingarm. They did a good job and I'd use them again if I had the need.
https://www.carboncyclerepairs.co.uk/

I used the same guys as Bails after I fell out with Yeti/Silverfish over the warranty, they were very good.

Another vote for Target Composites - they're just down the road from me - Phil is so knowledgeable and his work is immense - I quite like it when he repairs something an dleaves it as bare carbon under the lacquer - makes it a feature in my eyes!

If you follow GA Cycles bike shop Facebook page, you will see how many carbon repairs they get through. They are in Southampton, but will make you realise how much of it is going on.

This company is based near Lancaster, I’ve used them before 🙂

http://www.carbonreincarnation.com

Thanks everyone just sent some emails off with some pics see what prices come back

Whereabouts is the crack, it might be cheaper to get a spare part, I've seen stays and front triangles on eBay in the past.

I was going to suggest Rob Hayles but not sure if he's still doing carbon repairs; he's based in the Peak District.

I can recommend CBT at Coalville (Moira) I sent many customers there for advice and repairs. By all accounts they were honest and competent. I think the founder used to repair masts for the ocean going racing yachts. Hope this helps.

Good call noeffsgiven but nothing on there , best price I have had is from Carbon reincarnation £200 all in

A few years ago I had a bad crash and almost completely broke through the top tube on a Carbon Framed road bike (Scott Solace). I had it repaired and it was a brilliant repair and still is, tens of thousands of Km's later.
If you can afford it then I'd repair it.

I think Carbon Wasp in Leeds still do repairs.

Thank you Royston it did cross my mind if it would be as strong as before the crack so cheers for sorting that bit out for me