Aero Bars
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Aero BarsLooking at doing the Calga TT probably every month for at least the first few months of next year. So I wanted to get some Aerobars. Can anyone advise some good but also cheap bars. I would be looking at <$150 and preferably <$100.
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Re: Aero BarsClip ons ok ??
http://www.torpedo7.com.au/products/T7H ... thlon-bars The price is right, can't comment on the quality though. ![]() FPR Ragamuffin
Re: Aero BarsProfile T2
These are pretty good (for the price). I've seen them elsewhere for as low as $75 delivered (so shop around). The advantage on these is that you can set them back from the drop bars (toward your body) if you wish. ![]() n=8 (2011 road, 2004 road, 2010 track, 2009 foldup, 1990 hybrid, 1992 indoor trainer, 2007 road now a rental, 1970's step through)
Re: Aero BarsEnded up getting the profile T2 got them for about $90. Now I just have to figure out the best position for them and get used to them.
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Re: Aero BarsThey are good bars as you can adjust them a lot but are therefore a bit finicky. I have the carbon version of them. Make sure you when you adjust them you use the right torque to tighten, when I setup might I didn't have a torque wrench so was too cautious and one of them started to loosen while on a TT. You do end up putting a fair bit of weight/pressure on them.
Re: Aero Barstorque settings very important, also use carbon grip paste at the junction faces
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