Leader LD 416 CR 7005 aluminum frame sloped geometry is equal to about a 54 cm
Leader areo carbon fork
Easton EC 90 carbon bars
Shimano Cane Creek Brake Components
Mavic double walled wheels
Shimano wheel hubs
Leader alum seat post
Carbon bottle cage
Shimano crank set
Road tires and cyclocross tires included
It looks like his stem if forte, so I guess his chain tensioner is forte. I just put those on my bike and until I get a new wheel set I am using the cassette. So far the chain has not jumped. There is not clanging noise. Of course I did remove some links from my chain. I would not worry about the chain jumping.
ya i wasn't a fan of the forte/performance bike parts, but if it works it works...
i'd have to put a new crankset and pedals on it, lose the cassette and try for a magical gear combo to lose the tensioner, but otherwise i think i'd be happy with the setup... the bike would be mostly just for commuting to/from work, about 9mi, and i'd rather not spin out on my MTBs which run a 32/15 lol
anyway, thanks for the replies!
the bike looks to me like a 29er MTB with drop bars... but it does look kinda neat!
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