Considering Unknown LV2 frame over Leader 735
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Considering Unknown LV2 frame over Leader 735
Been considering this for a while and might take the plunge on the unknown LV2. The matte black looks great and it does not look like the typical cookie cutter track bikes out there. Aesthetically the LV2 looks better than the leader 735 as well which is kind of cementing the decision since both would ride about the same. Matte black frame I am pondering on:

Thoughts experience on this frame?

Thoughts experience on this frame?
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Throne strada customs pro just to name a few more.
if you plan on building it up like it is in that picture aka your typical fixie foo street build then either an unknown or a leader will be fine. Just my opinion.
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Ewwww unknown...
People usually only buy those because they're cheap/ on sale because they can't be moved off shelves. Psh, it's pretty much the definition of a cookie cutter frame, they just had the Chinese maker throw together some standard designs that are already out in the wild....
I would stick with a 735 for quality and a company that stands behind their warranty and product.
People usually only buy those because they're cheap/ on sale because they can't be moved off shelves. Psh, it's pretty much the definition of a cookie cutter frame, they just had the Chinese maker throw together some standard designs that are already out in the wild....
I would stick with a 735 for quality and a company that stands behind their warranty and product.
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Have you not learned a thing from this forum????
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Have you not learned a thing from this forum????
This is the latest, and greatest ever, fixed gear bike offered to the general public.
This is the latest, and greatest ever, fixed gear bike offered to the general public.





