Hello,
I'm looking to build my first TT bike and was wanting to know if
anyone has comments on Leader brand TT frames? I would like to use
Cannondales multisport or new slice aero frame, but was wondering if
the money spent on a Leader would be a wise choice?
Cheers,
Rick in Tennessee
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Leader TT frames- good or bad
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cycledogg said:
Hello,
I'm looking to build my first TT bike and was wanting to know if
anyone has comments on Leader brand TT frames? I would like to use
Cannondales multisport or new slice aero frame, but was wondering if
the money spent on a Leader would be a wise choice?
Cheers,
Rick in TennesseeA great place to look for user comments on bikes is www.roadbikereview.com
It won't help you in this case, since no one has reviewed a Leader TT
bike yet (I checked), but generally speaking the site has quite a lot
of good info, if you know how to interpret people's reviews (e.g. "I
loved the Lemond geometry because it allows me to sit behind the BB",
which means it has a slightly slack seat angle) -
cycledogg said:
Hello,
I'm looking to build my first TT bike and was wanting to know if
anyone has comments on Leader brand TT frames? I would like to use
Cannondales multisport or new slice aero frame, but was wondering if
the money spent on a Leader would be a wise choice?
Cheers,
Rick in TennesseeI believe that Mark Swartzendruber rides one - 'nuff said! ;-)
Andy Coggan
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I believe that Mark Swartzendruber rides one - 'nuff said! ;-)true ... because he says more than enough :-)
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derFahrer said:
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I believe that Mark Swartzendruber rides one - 'nuff said! ;-)true ... because he says more than enough :-)
hahahaha... What, you don't like his... BLOG?
But back on topic, the point is that Druber proves that a Leader frame helps
you win indoor computrainer TTs, right? -
Off The Back said:
derFahrer said:
Quoted message said:
I believe that Mark Swartzendruber rides one - 'nuff said! ;-)
Quoted message said:
true ... because he says more than enough :-)
hahahaha... What, you don't like his... BLOG?
But back on topic, the point is that Druber proves that a Leader frame helps
you win indoor computrainer TTs, right?No. It merely proves that being able to crank out 400+ watts for ~20
minutes or so forgives a lot of sins in equipment selection... -
Off The Back said:
hahahaha... What, you don't like his... BLOG?I was going to refer to his BLOG too ... but figured I'd leave that
low-hanging-fruit for someone else to pick :-)
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