Looking for a pair of good clip on aero bars, suggestions?
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RV posted 37 weeks ago.
I have these on my road bike (Trek 5200):
http://www.profile-design.com/2006_product_pages/aerobars/sonic_stryke.html
I really like 'em.
RV
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beads1985 posted 37 weeks ago.
I have used the Jammer GT on a Trek Road bike
http://www.profile-design.com/2006_product_pages/aerobars/jammer_gt.html
You get the aero position without overextending yourself.:D
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Leroy Bonkers posted 37 weeks ago.
I too had a specialized Allez before upgrading to a tri bike this year. Not a bad machine.
I tried the Jammer's but couldn't get comfy. I moved to the Profile Design T2's and loved them. It takes some time to get used to the aggressive bend, but on short course you can really pull hard on the bars and get some extra torque.
It's great to be able to position the pads behind the handlebars and adjust the rotation of the pads.
I have a Specialized Allez; and I am looking for a pair of good clip-on aero bars. Any suggestions? This bike is just a road bike not a tribike.
-thanks
MC