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Old 08-09-11, 06:38 AM
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Originally Posted by ForSureForSure
Does anyone know if Leader takes Frame Size measurements from c-c or c-t?
My 721tr V2 is c-t for sure for sure for sure.
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Old 08-09-11, 07:14 AM
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oh, for sure.

thanks Tejano
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how much should i pay for a new Leader LD 725TR and ALPHA Q fork?
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Old 08-10-11, 11:14 AM
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Originally Posted by Tayweezy
how much should i pay for a new Leader LD 725TR and ALPHA Q fork?
Well, you can get a new 725TR from one of our very own (Scrodzilla) for $350. However That is the new 725 "mid" version which has an improved seat collar/clamp. Everything else is the same as the old 2011 725.
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does the 722ts have a long top tube like the 725?I usually ride a 52/54 frame so im wondering if I should go with the 53 or 51
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Old 08-12-11, 04:01 PM
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Originally Posted by tjemitchell27
does the 722ts have a long top tube like the 725?I usually ride a 52/54 frame so im wondering if I should go with the 53 or 51
IDK but there is a geo chart on page 16 of this thread for the 725.
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Originally Posted by homebrewk
IDK but there is a geo chart on page 16 of this thread for the 725.
Yeah I looked at that, Im wondering about the 722 tho, thanks
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My new whip:



https://www.pedalroom.com/bike/angies-leader-721tr-2789

Just came back from a 22-mile maiden voyage and I love, love looooove it!
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Sweet, St Angie. I mine too.
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Old 08-20-11, 05:20 PM
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Another 49! Mine's not quite as featherweight as yours and I've yet to put it on a proper scale but I did the old "weigh yourself, then weigh yourself holding the bike" trick and it comes in somewhere in the neighborhood of 17.5 lbs.
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Old 08-20-11, 06:01 PM
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Mine has gained a bit of weight to 16.3 lbs since I last posted it, due a change in the front wheel and the addition of a second 16T cog on the flip side. I removed the very light Zipp 303 front and replaced it with a wheel I built up from a Milwaukee Bicycle Company (Ben's) hub, Sapim Laser spokes and Velocity escape rim. The tire is the same 22mm Conti Competition tubie. I got my first chance to use the Hozan lockring pliers I bought from y'all and, wow, what a difference ! No more loose or stripped lockrings forevah. My Wabi Lightning is the new lightweight champ now, 15 lbs even, including a water bottle cage.
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Old 08-20-11, 06:13 PM
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That's one clean looking bike. Great job Angie!
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Thanks!

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I got my first chance to use the Hozan lockring pliers I bought from y'all and, wow, what a difference ! No more loose or stripped lockrings forevah.
I've got some pretty small hands and those Hozan pliers really are a blessing.
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I quite enjoyed my mothers camera when I had the chance to carry it around with me on a ride, but this time I only had my iPhone (3gs).

I rode Prez, my buddy tried out the 722 (definitely a step up from his schwinn mtb) and he can't wait to get a road bike. We were ~15 miles into our ride when I realized that my handbuilt rear road wheel (Novatec to Razor with DT Comp) acquired a nasty wobble. I need to get it trued up by a pro this time. no damage, but the 722 is out of commission till I can get around to repairing all the little things (brake housing, SRAM hoods, new bar tape (I think it might even be the same bar tape I've had since the Kilo! o_0) wheel trued, tune-up)

Tho with the transformation, it only came out to around 1-2 lbs heavier... Quite surprising when you think about it (Just the seatpost and saddle alone tallied an extra half a pound).



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Finally ordered a 722 from retrogression will post pics when it comes and I put it together!
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Old 09-01-11, 10:24 PM
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rides great and fits me better than any other bike ive ridden

edit: i'll get better pictures soon, I just took these right after I put it together
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Just got some new wheels... yay for B43's!!

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MASSIVE street cred for dat tire clearance...
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take off the origin8 stickers
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Originally Posted by calbob76
take off the origin8 stickers
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Lol they're printed on.
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Originally Posted by calbob76
take off the origin8 stickers
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That woman should know better than to sit like that in a skirt...
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That woman should know better than to sit like that in a skirt...
srsly.
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