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Originally Posted by polobreaka
(Post 12864935)
needs dried gum?
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open pros not cxp's
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Originally Posted by solbrothers
(Post 12864956)
did we just become best friends?
Originally Posted by Sebster
(Post 12864962)
Definitely in my top 5 classiest builds of all time.. Parts list? I see the 75's and gators. cxp22 rims?
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
Originally Posted by Squirrelli
(Post 12864971)
Gum-wall. :P
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blue + brown has always ranked high in my color wheel, but I agree with sqrl on this one... Gum-walls would complete the look
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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
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You'll have no trouble.
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Originally Posted by fstbckgt
(Post 12866001)
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
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Originally Posted by TejanoTrackie
(Post 12866410)
It's the same headset, just a different brand name.
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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.
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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.
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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 |
Yup, I run Retrogression. :D
I'm 5'10" w/ average proportions and my 55cm 725 fits me very well. |
Thank you for your responses.
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Anytime, man!
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Is the cutout in the seattube casted or welded on?
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Originally Posted by polobreaka
(Post 12864803)
http://coghouse.com/images/products/...er_722ts_2.jpghttp://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=208957 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 |
Originally Posted by evilcryalotmore
(Post 12871781)
Is the cutout in the seattube casted or welded on?
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. |
https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-O...to%2525205.JPG
https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-7...to%2525201.JPG Its soo nice to ride without a DSLR... I'm seriously contemplating picking up a Canon gXX |
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. |
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. http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/...L._SL1500_.jpg |
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.
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Originally Posted by Scrodzilla
(Post 12872292)
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. |
Originally Posted by evilcryalotmore
(Post 12873310)
oo :/ that sucks. It would be much stronger if it was welded.
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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.
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Originally Posted by evilcryalotmore
(Post 12874003)
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.
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