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N84D's 2010 Leader 725TR

By N84D on 03/09/2010. Bike tags: Fixed gear | Single speed | Track bike | Road bike | Commuter | more tags >>
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2010 Leader 725TR 58cm

Easton EA30 / Deity 31.8

Leader I806A V2 aluminum / FSA zero stack 3

Leader Track Wheelset: Double-wall T6 aluminum rim / KT Group aluminum hub / 14 gauge stainless spokes / Vittoria Randonneur 700x32

Leader Track Wheelset: Double-wall T6 aluminum rim / KT Group aluminum hub / 14 gauge stainless spokes / Vittoria Randonneur 700x32

Andel/Leader RSC1 SE 165mm / Tange V2 68mm x 110.5mm

Deity FR / Leader SPA2 aluminum

Origin8 Pro Track Lite red anodized / KMC

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46/16 / Leader cr-mo chainring

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This is my first fixed gear build... Also first time building a bike from the ground up. Was on a budget, so I had to go cheap on a few components. Future upgrades include: Velocity Deep-V's, better toe clips and/or straps...





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Thats a sweet set up, trying

Submitted by Tronik on 07/27/2010.

Thats a sweet set up, trying to save up some money to get something along those lines. I've noticed u are riding a 58, so i m just wondering how tall u are. Im 6 ft tall and i m scared 55 might be a bit small, tho many recommend getting a track frame a size smaller.

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Nice, was thinking between

Submitted by darthballs31 on 03/12/2010.

Nice, was thinking between the V2 trick star fork, V1 trick star fork and that fork... I just don't know which one to get. If I were to get your fork, I would be afraid of it bending from barspins because its alum, but how is the durability?

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fork

Submitted by N84D on 03/14/2010.

Super rigid and pretty light-weight, but I don't think it would bend from barspins. I've read that some people trick on this fork, but if you're going to be clearing stair sets or drops, might want to go with the trick star.

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Does your front wheel clear?

Submitted by wack on 03/11/2010.

Does your front wheel clear?

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front wheel

Submitted by N84D on 03/12/2010.

Yeah, barspins no problem.

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thats so sick

Submitted by wack on 03/14/2010.

thats so sick

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How

Submitted by Alvin Holbrook on 03/09/2010.

are those cranks treating you? Been considering picking those up.

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cranks

Submitted by N84D on 03/10/2010.

No issues with them yet. They're pretty good cranks for the price (59 bucks).

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Well it's good to see that

Submitted by terrible_one49 on 03/09/2010.

Well it's good to see that even with their 2010 models, Leader STILL cannot get their chain-stay length correct. Geeeeez. Well, at least it's a lot better then it was, but by seeing where your rear wheel is in relation to the seatpost, the chain-stays could have been shorter.

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The 2010 model is like that

Submitted by bensonisajew on 03/09/2010.

The 2010 model is like that so you can fit bigger tires for the rear

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I can only see a 32c tire

Submitted by boomboomWOW on 03/09/2010.

I can only see a 32c tire getting close to that clearance(FGFS?)

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tire clearance

Submitted by N84D on 03/09/2010.

The new 725TRs are designed to fit a 32c fully slammed in the dropouts.

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Looks good

Submitted by Bamfs01 on 03/09/2010.

Especially for a first build :)

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