I am looking to get some feedback from some of the experts on this site to get an idea of how close/far off I appear to be while in Aero. Although my original intention was to get a tri-related fit shortly after adding the clip ons, I deferred because I found the position quite comfortable and incredibly efficient. Jeff

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I'm selling a brand new Oval concepts A900 Aero TT Fork. It is uncut (300 mm) and has a 1 1/8 inch carbon steerer tube for 700 cc wheels. The specs are below: 1 1/8 Inch 700c Threadless 300mm carbon steerer tubes 11mm Brake Bolt to Crown Length Steerer Tube: Threadless Steerer Tube Length: 300.0 mm Fork Rake: 44 mm/700c Axle to Crown Length: 367 mm Front Axle Type: 9x1

Hello all. I have done a good bit of looking but nothing seems to address this problem I am having. I have an 06 Specialized Allez Comp Double, stock 31.8 stem, with Ritchey WCS Classic bars. I have just purchased Profile Designs' Carbon Stryke clip-on aeros.

So I've never been in a shop that has actually had the SRAM wheels, but everyone is saying they are 100% flashpoints with different stickers on them. If anyone has information on the SRAM wheels, I would appreciate hearing it. If anyone has ridden either the Flashpoints or the SRAM and can attest to their similarity, that would be even better.

Asking $1200 (shipped), Reasonable offers are welcome. Includes wheelset, bag, accessories (see below). List is $1800+

Can anyone recommend a set of training/racing aluminum deep-v clinchers? I was looking at the Soul S4.0 - they look nice, but I don't know about build quality, hubs, etc. Can anyone recommend an aero wheelset that won't break the bank or end up breaking on the road due to flimsiness?

here's a decent article on aero savings/component (bars, helmet, frame, wheels) and their aero savings/$.bike radar: how aero is aero? kawika

Finished my first sprint distance triathlon this weekend. .33 mile swim, 17 bile bike, 5k run: 1:24.11... and did it on a singlespeed Specialized Langster. I set my seat forward with a reversible Bontrager seatpost and threw some Profile T2+ on the front, which afforded me a pretty decent position. I was very comfortable and averaged 20.48 MPH.

I have a cheap pair of Oval Al aero bars. I got them before I realized I was a triathlete and not a road racer. The only real problem with them is that if I try to use them for much more than a sprint they KILL my forearms. The bars are fairly flat and I like the position but just leave my arms hurting.