I don't understand him enough to know the components.
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I don't understand him enough to know the components.
Please help me list the parts of the bike. I would like to get the parts and build it.
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How about you at least post up your best attempt at listening and writing down what you think you heard in a post to start us off?
I'll start you off; please fill in the blanks:
Frame:
Fork:
Front wheel:
Rear wheel:
Crankset:
Saddle:
Seatpost:
Stem:
Handlebar:
Chain:
Pedals:
I'll start you off; please fill in the blanks:
Frame:
Fork:
Front wheel:
Rear wheel:
Crankset:
Saddle:
Seatpost:
Stem:
Handlebar:
Chain:
Pedals:
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Just post a comment on his YouTube already
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I don't know what else you want. The guy in the video is speaking perfectly clear english (albeit in a very irritating manner). Use the list above and fill in the blanks as you watch the video.
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How about you at least post up your best attempt at listening and writing down what you think you heard in a post to start us off?
I'll start you off; please fill in the blanks:
Frame: Leader 735
Fork:
Front wheel:
Rear wheel:
Crankset:
Saddle:
Seatpost: Thomson Elite
Stem: Cinelli Pista
Handlebar:
Chain:
Pedals:
Cages:
Straps:
I'll start you off; please fill in the blanks:
Frame: Leader 735
Fork:
Front wheel:
Rear wheel:
Crankset:
Saddle:
Seatpost: Thomson Elite
Stem: Cinelli Pista
Handlebar:
Chain:
Pedals:
Cages:
Straps:
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Then you don't know enough to build the bike.
Give it up.
Give it up.
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Crank is a sram omnium with an fsa chainring, and I'm not going to count teeth.
Fork is something with a 1-1/8 steerer as far as could be told it could be anywhere from a leader fork to 29er mtb suspension fork with a 12" front wheel.
And the tubes are presta with schrader adapters.
Rear wheel looks like a velocity aerohead laced to a formula hub or mavic CXP23 laced to an origin8 hub.
Not sure about the front wheel, so it will be anywhere from 12" to 700c.
Handlebar, don't know, will either be bull horns road drops, track drops, flat bar or riser.
Chain: KMC
Pedals clips and straps, I'm a clipless person so no idea.
Stem you already know, same with seatpost.
Saddle, don't know could be one of those horrid comfort bike saddles to a road saddle.
Fork is something with a 1-1/8 steerer as far as could be told it could be anywhere from a leader fork to 29er mtb suspension fork with a 12" front wheel.
And the tubes are presta with schrader adapters.
Rear wheel looks like a velocity aerohead laced to a formula hub or mavic CXP23 laced to an origin8 hub.
Not sure about the front wheel, so it will be anywhere from 12" to 700c.
Handlebar, don't know, will either be bull horns road drops, track drops, flat bar or riser.
Chain: KMC
Pedals clips and straps, I'm a clipless person so no idea.
Stem you already know, same with seatpost.
Saddle, don't know could be one of those horrid comfort bike saddles to a road saddle.
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Crank is a sram omnium with an fsa chainring, and I'm not going to count teeth.
Fork is something with a 1-1/8 steerer as far as could be told it could be anywhere from a leader fork to 29er mtb suspension fork with a 12" front wheel.
And the tubes are presta with schrader adapters.
Rear wheel looks like a velocity aerohead laced to a formula hub or mavic CXP23 laced to an origin8 hub.
Not sure about the front wheel, so it will be anywhere from 12" to 700c.
Handlebar, don't know, will either be bull horns road drops, track drops, flat bar or riser.
Chain: KMC
Pedals clips and straps, I'm a clipless person so no idea.
Stem you already know, same with seatpost.
Saddle, don't know could be one of those horrid comfort bike saddles to a road saddle.
Fork is something with a 1-1/8 steerer as far as could be told it could be anywhere from a leader fork to 29er mtb suspension fork with a 12" front wheel.
And the tubes are presta with schrader adapters.
Rear wheel looks like a velocity aerohead laced to a formula hub or mavic CXP23 laced to an origin8 hub.
Not sure about the front wheel, so it will be anywhere from 12" to 700c.
Handlebar, don't know, will either be bull horns road drops, track drops, flat bar or riser.
Chain: KMC
Pedals clips and straps, I'm a clipless person so no idea.
Stem you already know, same with seatpost.
Saddle, don't know could be one of those horrid comfort bike saddles to a road saddle.
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Holy crap, I just looked at the video and didn't even un-mute my laptop. The only component that he uses that I couldn't for sure tell you he is using the the clip/strap pedals, didn't care enough to watch close, I use clipless.
I will tell you that the front fork has a 44mm offset and that Leaders use, I believe, a 28-35mm offset.
If you're going to get your rocks off, get off on something right.
I will tell you that the front fork has a 44mm offset and that Leaders use, I believe, a 28-35mm offset.
If you're going to get your rocks off, get off on something right.
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Your cog is slipping.



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Why the **** is this thread still here? Isn't it against the "rules" to repost a thread that was closed by a moderator? 
This dude has got to be trolling.

This dude has got to be trolling.
#17
I'm trying to come up with scenarios in which it is important to have a bike that is exactly like someone elses bike. Did he loan it to you and you lose it and you are trying to replace it without telling him? Are you trying to impersonate him in some grift? Are you an obsessed stalker trying to emulate everything about him? Really, what is it? Otherwise, what does it matter if you have a thompson stem and he has a cinelli one, etc? You could just look at different parts and do research and decide which ones you like the best for yourself.
By the way, please don't come here and ask "Which is the best stem?" or even worse, "What are all the parts I should buy for my bike?" either.
By the way, please don't come here and ask "Which is the best stem?" or even worse, "What are all the parts I should buy for my bike?" either.
#19
Crank is a sram omnium with an fsa chainring, and I'm not going to count teeth.
Fork is something with a 1-1/8 steerer as far as could be told it could be anywhere from a leader fork to 29er mtb suspension fork with a 12" front wheel.
And the tubes are presta with schrader adapters.
Rear wheel looks like a velocity aerohead laced to a formula hub or mavic CXP23 laced to an origin8 hub.
Not sure about the front wheel, so it will be anywhere from 12" to 700c.
Handlebar, don't know, will either be bull horns road drops, track drops, flat bar or riser.
Chain: KMC
Pedals clips and straps, I'm a clipless person so no idea.
Stem you already know, same with seatpost.
Saddle, don't know could be one of those horrid comfort bike saddles to a road saddle.
Fork is something with a 1-1/8 steerer as far as could be told it could be anywhere from a leader fork to 29er mtb suspension fork with a 12" front wheel.
And the tubes are presta with schrader adapters.
Rear wheel looks like a velocity aerohead laced to a formula hub or mavic CXP23 laced to an origin8 hub.
Not sure about the front wheel, so it will be anywhere from 12" to 700c.
Handlebar, don't know, will either be bull horns road drops, track drops, flat bar or riser.
Chain: KMC
Pedals clips and straps, I'm a clipless person so no idea.
Stem you already know, same with seatpost.
Saddle, don't know could be one of those horrid comfort bike saddles to a road saddle.
Now this thread can sink slowly into obscurity.
"Thread, I know you not. You are dead to me."
#21
Your cog is slipping.



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#22
Still kicking.


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#23
Your cog is slipping.



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Yeah, but saying the fork is "something" isn't very specific, and it's not even what you suggested anyway.
Oh, and why did you or one of the other mods delete all the other amusing responses that we so carefully crafted ? I mean, this thread had great potential for hilarity, and you guys just spoiled all the fun we were having.
Oh, and why did you or one of the other mods delete all the other amusing responses that we so carefully crafted ? I mean, this thread had great potential for hilarity, and you guys just spoiled all the fun we were having.
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