Squirrelli

Gum-wall.

calbob76

open pros not cxp's

polobreaka

HI FRIEND!

Thanks!

Frame:
53cm Leader 722TS
Fork/Headset:
Leader s803 chrome fork
IRD Technoglide Tange headset
Crankset/Bottom Bracket:
Sugino 75 NJS Cranks
Sugino 75 NJS Bottom Bracket
Pedals:
Crankbrothers Eggbeaters 1
Drivetrain/Cog/Chainring/Chain:
Flip flop 17t EAI cog/18t EAI cog
48t Sugino 75 NJS chainring
Izumi chain
Shimano Dura Ace NJS lockring
Handlebars/Stem:
Nitto b123AA
Velo Orange Tall Stack 70mm stem
Saddle/Seatpost:
Brooks Swift Antique Brown
Dura Ace NJS SP-7410 seat post
Brakes:
Shimano 105 front caliper
Tektro RL720 cross lever
Front Wheel/Hub/Tire:
700c 32h Mavic Open Pro laced to Formula Hubs with DT swiss spokes
Conti Gatorskins
Rear Wheel/Hub/Tire:
700c 32h Mavic Open Pro laced to Formula Hubs with DT swiss spokes
Conti Gatorskins
Accessories:
Sugino Seat post bolt
Brooks Antique brown bar wrap




the gatorskins kind of have that resemblance

Lilcphoto

blue + brown has always ranked high in my color wheel, but I agree with sqrl on this one... Gum-walls would complete the look

fstbckgt

I just picked up a 725 and was wondering if the cane creek zs-3 headset would work in place of the FSA headset suggested by leader, thanks for any help

Scrodzilla

You'll have no trouble.

TejanoTrackie 

It's the same headset, just a different brand name.

fstbckgt

thanks, i had a feeling it was a rebadge

evel

I have a giant Bowery(don't laugh I got it really cheap). I want to get a 725 and switch the parts over until I can upgrade them. What will I need? New headset as mentioned above? New bottom bracket? Please help. I'm kind of a newbie. Thanks.

Scrodzilla

You will need a zero stack headset but if you plan on using the same crankset, using the same BB will be fine. If your current seatpost has a diameter of 27.2mm, you can re-use that as well.

evel

Thank you scrod. I'm desperate to be rid of that Bowery frame. Sorry, I forgotnto ask, I'm 5' 10" and am pretty regular in terms of inseam. Is 55 the size I need?
Scrod, do you own or work at retrogression? Was gonna get the fram from there. Thanks

Scrodzilla

Yup, I run Retrogression.

I'm 5'10" w/ average proportions and my 55cm 725 fits me very well.

evel

Thank you for your responses.

Scrodzilla

Anytime, man!

evilcryalotmore

Is the cutout in the seattube casted or welded on?

hamfoh

Is this the same blue that's listed on coghouse and retrog? if so they should definitely use sunlight in their stock photos, makes the blue look 100x better than

Also minor pet peeve from a 57, is the 55 to 58 jump in Leader's frames. I'm afraid I'll get one a biiiiiiit to small or just too big. I'm 6' and think I'd feel safer with 55. I need to see if there's a Leader dealer here in Houston so I can go sit on one before eventually handing scrod my cc and running away

Scrodzilla

Casted and indented.

hamfoh - that's the same blue. It looks even better in person. The red and green are amazing too.

About the sizing, I think a 55 may be too small for you. I'm 5'10" with longish arms and my 58 is perfect.

Lilcphoto

Its soo nice to ride without a DSLR... I'm seriously contemplating picking up a Canon gXX

Leukybear 

OR a canon S9X. Seriously. You get dslr features in a point, shoot/ manual (there's a mode), and decent optical zoom for a compact camera all in something that's slimmer than a cigarette pack and smaller than your wallet.

My wife has a s95 and she keeps it in her skinny jean pocket (see how I was specific and said skinny, and she has a slim build) for ease of access for her blogging needs. And yes I've obviously auditioned it's abilities.

Lilcphoto

yeah... I prefer to have a bit more beef in my bodys as well as a few more functions over the S9X... My brother has a G10 that I'll borrow, or maybe its an 11... either way, I'ma check them out.

Off Topic Question: Anybody know of a good saddle bag that fits a decent sized camera? I was looking at the timbuk2 pack which looked decent sized, but I didn't have the camera to try it out yet.

Leukybear 

I think you should go to a LBS with your brother's G10 and try them out like you would for a camera bag at ritz camera. Keep in mind how ever you do not want much movement between your camera and the saddlebag.

evilcryalotmore

oo :/ that sucks. It would be much stronger if it was welded.

yummygooey

Why does this matter? Must be because you have massive quads from riding with those 25lb lips.

evilcryalotmore

Just saying, A cast seat tube would be very weak compared to a welded indent. If it was casted in that shape, It looses a lot of its integrity.

Leukybear 

Don't overthink it. Leader has obviously reinforced that area.