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Oh dear! That does look like a bad bust! Good to hear your OK!
As a frame builder myself, first thing would be to check the frame alignment to make sure the rear triangle hasn't suffered..If its OK, it is possible to repair, but will cost a fair bit. I think you could save the lugs as the crimp is just after they end.
I can replace both tubes with Columbus CroMor for 70 per tube, but I'm based in South London (same area as Winston Vaz). Hope this helps!

Hi, I don't know if you still have the bike, or if its repaired already. But if not, I'd be happy to give it a go!
I've done it before by putting a curved plate over the cracked area (like a plaster)
Let me know if you want to give it a go!

Thanks for the advice @Velocio Not my intention to post Ad spam at all! I was unsure as to which forum to post on to start with didn't want to annoy anyone by posting in the wrong place. This is a great site and is a massively helpful resource for me, I just hope I can help some of you too!

Hi guys, newbie on the forum here. As I don't want to break the rules, thought it best to ask..
Am I allowed to, and if so, Which section would I go about advertising Frame Repairs on here? Cheers!

I'm a Bespoke Framebuilder and Mechanic based in South East London. In the bike trade for over a decade.