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Link to geometry for leader frames? Can't find it anywhere, and their catalog doesn't load on their site.
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Originally Posted by GettinMyLanceOn
(Post 14905111)
Link to geometry for leader frames? Can't find it anywhere, and their catalog doesn't load on their site.
You can find the majority of them here: http://www.retro-gression.com/category/frames-forks P.S. Chrono Trigger is boss |
Thanks. Looks like I need to study up on track geometry. I can fit me on a road bike, but these sizes are way different. Looks like longer head tubes are common, and some brands only go up to a 58cm seat tube. I'm assuming a higher saddle to handlebar height makes up for smaller seat tubes, which also gets you into the more aggressive track position, ya?
And yeah, Chrono Trigger is great. Always my favorite. |
Originally Posted by Leukybear
(Post 14905019)
Originally Posted by myketee
(Post 14905098)
stop.notching.steel.seattubes.
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I like the dropouts. Kind of.
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Originally Posted by EpicSchwinn
(Post 14905254)
Why do we need a steel kaegero? I feel like with the Afinity Lo Pro, Cinelli Mash, Leader Kaegero, and Dodici Special, this doesn't really take care of any new niche.
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So Leader had its 15 minutes of making good frames, and now they're back to bull****.
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Originally Posted by seau grateau
(Post 14900981)
The seat tube angle is pretty steep though. I have a little setback in the post on my 721, and still feel pretty pitched forward most of the time.
My 725 was really comfortable as I had it set up. |
Originally Posted by seau grateau
(Post 14905397)
So Leader had its 15 minutes of making good frames, and now they're back to bull****.
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I know most of you guys have seen the lavender nature boy, here's leaders:
https://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphot...86572739_o.jpg |
Originally Posted by Leukybear
(Post 14981597)
I know most of you guys have seen the lavender nature boy, here's leaders:
https://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphot...86572739_o.jpg |
that just makes me further wish I could swap my silver big block for the lavender
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I'm glad the wheel actually fits into the seatpost cutout now.
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saw this on leaders site a few days ago black kagero build. I dunno about the black I kinda like that silver/raw color of the original ones but the black does seem to be more conspicuous. http://www.leaderbikeusa.com/wp-cont...013-kagero.jpg
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The "Phantom Pearl" is a very boring color TBHIMO.
I like the blue one, but not digging the yellow coloring. I'm very happy with my original one. |
im very meh about all of the new kageros honestly.
the grey original one was a great color, dunno why they gotta be putting that ugly ass yellow decal on these i would rather have that little honda pitbike ^ |
Reminds me of this
http://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/MTIwMFgxNjAw/$(KGrHqV,!isE69Z-N+qrBPmiKQW)8Q~~60_35.JPG |
Originally Posted by Mumonkan
(Post 14984367)
im very meh about all of the new kageros honestly.
the grey original one was a great color, dunno why they gotta be putting that ugly ass yellow decal on these i would rather have that little honda pitbike ^ Yeah I was gonna say the same thing about the lettering it doesn't go well with the black or the blue. that's kinda what turns me off about it. If they want to pull that kind of lettering off they should go for flat olive green like the military style. |
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here's me on my old 722 riding through a post sandy pier 57. the event i was working on on the pier had something like 3 mil in damage. |
Just ordered my 735 fame in gloss white. So stoked to get my build started. Now just to get all the other parts together. I was wondering I have a I806A fork and what headset goes well with it?
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the cut out on the 722
what why derp |
80+ pages... that's awesome!
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Originally Posted by yummygooey
(Post 15120190)
the cut out on the 722
what why derp |
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