Leopard Carbon Fiber Handlebar. Aero wing design, Dual groove for integrated cable routing, Available in 42cm, 44cm and 46cm widths (outside to outside), Drop: 143mm (c-c), Reach: 85mm (c-c), Bar-bore: 31.8mm, Weight: 200g Read the rest of this entry »
Leopard got fiber? t-shirt Hanes Beefy T 100% cotton Read the rest of this entry »
Due to ongoing production delays at Velomax, we are substituting Bontrager Race Lite wheels for Velomax Circuit wheels and Bontrager Race X-Lite wheels for Velomax Ascent II and Orion II wheels at no additional cost. For customers desiring Velomax wheels, bikes can be shipped without wheels and the Velomax wheels will be shipped in late April. Read the rest of this entry »
Leopard Carbon Stem. Available in 90, 100, 110, 120, and 130mm extensions, Bore: 31.8mm, Fork steerer OD: 1 1/8″, Extension angle: 80 degrees, Weight: 160g Read the rest of this entry »
“In late 2004, I was pleased to be involved with the testing of the first prototype of the Leopard all carbon bike and components. I found the complete bike to be very light, responsive and extremely stiff, yet comfortable. It climbs, sprints and descends extremely well. It’s great that the company can deliver a bike the performs as well as any I’ve ridden at a price point well below comparable carbon bikes.” - Darren Baker Read the rest of this entry »
Wheel Upgrade!
Through April 1, with the purchase of a Leopard L1 complete bicycle upgrade to the Velomax Ascent II or Orion II wheels at no extra charge!
New paint schemes!
Now available, the new green with silver accent paint scheme (see the frame gallery for pictures). Coming soon, the special edition black with silver accent and black with gold accent paint schemes.
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Founded in 2004, the founders spent the better part of 9 months creating the Leopard Cycles’ business plan with a determination to bring to the bicycle industry, economies that leverage the growing use of advanced materials and sophisticated manufacturing techniques. As carbon fiber and other advanced materials continue to reduce the weight and improve the ride quality of bicycles, bicycle manufacturing has changed. It is with some nostalgia that these are not the artisan frames built by a legendary frame builder using his special skill set to provide a bike like no other – but more of a realization that state of the art bicycles are built today with advanced materials that require sophisticated manufacturing and substantial investment in tooling and capacity. Read the rest of this entry »
