How Does This Look?
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How Does This Look?
Hey guys, I am looking to get a fixed gear bike, and I have found this bike on Craigslist. What do you guys think?
Frame: Leader LD-735tt
Hylix carbon fiber fork TT fork
Tektro carbon fiber caliper front brake
Continental Gatorskin tires
R4 tripple walled deep v wheelset with flip-flop rear hub
Fixation platform pedals and skid straps
Origin8 27.2 Seatpost
White alloy stem, 26.0,
90cm Fixation silver bullhorn bars
Bar tape in great shape
Tektro reverse bar-end brake lever
Gusset half-link 1/8 inch chain, still noisy, as it is not broken in.
Lasco crankset 170mm, 1/8 inch, 130 bcd, 46T 17t cog
Bontrager seat
Edit: Added Pics
https://i.imgur.com/HDrUNbS.png
https://i.imgur.com/5BKtGZs.png
https://i.imgur.com/9BQjBF9.png
https://i.imgur.com/TTMqk2G.png
https://i.imgur.com/Wez5H1F.png
https://i.imgur.com/g9m6qPo.png
What do you guys think would be a fair price for this? Is it going to be a sold option for me? I don't plan on doing anything to strenuous, just a beginner fixed gear, and I'll see where it goes from there
Thanks!
Frame: Leader LD-735tt
Hylix carbon fiber fork TT fork
Tektro carbon fiber caliper front brake
Continental Gatorskin tires
R4 tripple walled deep v wheelset with flip-flop rear hub
Fixation platform pedals and skid straps
Origin8 27.2 Seatpost
White alloy stem, 26.0,
90cm Fixation silver bullhorn bars
Bar tape in great shape
Tektro reverse bar-end brake lever
Gusset half-link 1/8 inch chain, still noisy, as it is not broken in.
Lasco crankset 170mm, 1/8 inch, 130 bcd, 46T 17t cog
Bontrager seat
Edit: Added Pics
https://i.imgur.com/HDrUNbS.png
https://i.imgur.com/5BKtGZs.png
https://i.imgur.com/9BQjBF9.png
https://i.imgur.com/TTMqk2G.png
https://i.imgur.com/Wez5H1F.png
https://i.imgur.com/g9m6qPo.png
What do you guys think would be a fair price for this? Is it going to be a sold option for me? I don't plan on doing anything to strenuous, just a beginner fixed gear, and I'll see where it goes from there

Thanks!
Last edited by Shakenbake158; 05-15-14 at 10:10 PM.
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Why don't you post a picture of it, so we can see the condition of the parts. Nothing is really high end on there from what I see, I would pay around $450 at most. If everything is in near new condition.
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I added some pics, everything looks to be in good condition.
The lowest he said he'd take is $500, not sure how I feel about that.
I have about $600 to spend, is there anything in particular I should be looking for on Craigslist or used?
I am in the Spokane, WA area btw.
The lowest he said he'd take is $500, not sure how I feel about that.
I have about $600 to spend, is there anything in particular I should be looking for on Craigslist or used?
I am in the Spokane, WA area btw.
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I'm not sure what you should be looking for. It depends if you plan to ride at the track, or on the street for longer rides. Or you plan to ride on trails and what have you. What type of riding you plan on doing and what terrain you're going to ride on is what depicts what type of bike you'll need.
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Nothing stands out on this bike to really make it worth buying to me. I'd only be interested in it if the price was next to nothing so I could just flip it for quick profit. Beyond that I'd rather pick up a Kilo TT or some other reputable budget level complete then pick up that dudes build, it just doesn't have a huge wow factor to make it worth buying over a budget complete bike.
Last edited by ThimbleSmash; 05-15-14 at 10:56 PM.
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Pics won't load at work for me, so I can't say if the bike looks good.
If you want an all purpose bike, the 735 probably isn't the most solid option.
EDIT: didn't realize this was the older 735TT.
If you want an all purpose bike, the 735 probably isn't the most solid option.
EDIT: didn't realize this was the older 735TT.
Last edited by bmontgomery87; 05-16-14 at 11:20 AM.
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That's the time trial frame which they don't sell anymore (and probably for a good reason). I'm no expert on it but that is a frame designed for triathlon and time trial which are generally designed to go straight and not for handling ability. Probably not the best choice for a general use bike
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$50 sure
$500 hell no
when will these pointless "aero" frames go away? It's about as far from a practical every day bike as you can get. All flash, no substance. Generic and ugly af
$50 sure
$500 hell no
when will these pointless "aero" frames go away? It's about as far from a practical every day bike as you can get. All flash, no substance. Generic and ugly af
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Your cog is slipping.



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Tri type of bike for general use is like using a NASCAR racer to take the kids to school or get groceries. Doesn't work too well.
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I deleted the slap fight between prooftheory and cobrabyte. Carry on.
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Here's the difference:
PRO Upgrades from the regular Kilo TT:
Classic Chrome Fork Tips and Seatstays with Custom paint
Pro-grade Forged Aluminum Sugino Track crankset (130 BCD)
Custom Alex SUB 30mm V-Aero section wheelset - Wheelset alone is worth $350 to $400
Precision Sealed Bearing Hi-flange Hubs
Tektro RL570 cross top lever + R350 front brake - Valued at $40
Custom paint colors
KMC Gold edition chain
Fast rolling Kenda Koncept Lite Kevlar bead tires
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If you have an extra $200 why don't you just wait for the Kilo TT Pro to be available next month? from what i hear It's a better bang for the buck.
Here's the difference:
PRO Upgrades from the regular Kilo TT:
Classic Chrome Fork Tips and Seatstays with Custom paint
Pro-grade Forged Aluminum Sugino Track crankset (130 BCD)
Custom Alex SUB 30mm V-Aero section wheelset - Wheelset alone is worth $350 to $400
Precision Sealed Bearing Hi-flange Hubs
Tektro RL570 cross top lever + R350 front brake - Valued at $40
Custom paint colors
KMC Gold edition chain
Fast rolling Kenda Koncept Lite Kevlar bead tires
Here's the difference:
PRO Upgrades from the regular Kilo TT:
Classic Chrome Fork Tips and Seatstays with Custom paint
Pro-grade Forged Aluminum Sugino Track crankset (130 BCD)
Custom Alex SUB 30mm V-Aero section wheelset - Wheelset alone is worth $350 to $400
Precision Sealed Bearing Hi-flange Hubs
Tektro RL570 cross top lever + R350 front brake - Valued at $40
Custom paint colors
KMC Gold edition chain
Fast rolling Kenda Koncept Lite Kevlar bead tires
Wow, that seems like a pretty good deal.
The pro is supposed to be available in June?
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Hey guys, got another one for you to look at!
Its a a pure fix frame and here is the parts list:
Weinmann wheel set
Sealed orgin8 headset
Orgin8 black speed light road fork
Orgin8 46t chainring
San Marco seat limited-edition
Dura race rear brake
Frame bag
Continental gator skins tires
Easton stem
Its a a pure fix frame and here is the parts list:
Weinmann wheel set
Sealed orgin8 headset
Orgin8 black speed light road fork
Orgin8 46t chainring
San Marco seat limited-edition
Dura race rear brake
Frame bag
Continental gator skins tires
Easton stem



