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2009 Leader 721TR 58cm

Bike tags: Fixed gear | 2009 Leader 721TR white 58cm
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2009 Leader 721TR 58cm

cadence stem/zoom risers

I-806a aluminum track fork

velocity with schwalbe stelvio tire

velocity with schwalbe stelvio tire

sugino zen messenger

brooks

mks sylvan track pedals

46/16

Rides beautifully.





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nice ride. just finished

nice ride. just finished mine real recently. Have any clearance issues with the rear wheel at all?

bah spins

I'm building up the same frame and I was wondering too about the rake on that fork of theirs. bar spins?

stickers

hey i just got that same frame and i was wondering did you remove the stcikers from the frame or is it just the pic...if so what did you used to removed them...sick bike by the way can't wait to get all my parts having a hard time deciding what wheels to get

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nice trike

i like those aluminum forks alot but i was wondering if the rake is too high to do a bar spin

Sick Bike

Sick bike i want one but i heard they are super weak because they are aluminum.

Would you rate this equal or

Would you rate this equal or better than a fuji? I've got a motobecane (which is generic fuji), and while it rides fine, I'm looking to put together something a bit nicer and keep the moto as a beater. What say ye?

better than a fuji track.

better than a fuji track. yes. for sure. better than a fuji track pro? probably not. but the FTP has a bit more aggressive geometry. if you're going to be riding mostly in the streets, maybe get the leader. it's like 200 dollars cheaper for the frame and fork and you don't have to get it stripped and painted a plain color.

I haven't got the money for

I haven't got the money for the FTP, haha. Yeah, I'd be riding it mostly through the park or the less hazardous parts of Philly.

your fork..

did you order your fork along with your frame? i got the frame recently but i didnt see any aluminum forks on their site

i really think they messed

i really think they messed up with this bike.
whats up with that weird clearance in the back.
yr almost touching the seat tube and are pretty far back in the dropouts.

the schwalbe tires are a bit

the schwalbe tires are a bit bigger than other 23s that I have. but yeah. i wrote leader an email about the geometry and the rear clearance and they sent me a set of chain pensioners...it still rides well and feels really tight. for the price i still think it's a great bike.


that seductive fork

Lovin' that I-806a fork :-D

looks dang thick and purposeful

real strong

real strong

Questions...

I've thought about snappin one up since it would be a low start up cost fixie project for the winter. I've never ridden one so I need the advice of someone rockin them shits. Wudduhya say?

J Mills

I've had the same issue with photo's and have no advice. I'm gonna try what the other cat who commented suggested.

I say for the price you

I say for the price you can't beat it. I've ridden IROs, Pistas, Fujis, KHS, and I used to have a GT Pulse. I would say the geometry of this frame feels really tight and it's agile as hell and it ranks with the best of them. Great ground clearance. Comfortable seat tube angle for daily riding. I really like it. I think Leader has done a good thing with this low cost frame. I'm just over six feet tall and i have a 31 inseam so I was worried about getting the 58 because I've ridden comfortably on 54s before. It's pretty perfect. No complaints yet on over a week of riding about an hour per day.

change the file name of your

change the file name of your photos to something no one else would have. I think photo files are not unique.

problem solved. thanks!

problem solved. thanks!


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