General Cycling Discussion - Aerobars

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brinks13081
04-24-05, 01:34 PM
Anyone use Aerobars on their road bike? They look like they would be very comfortable and help out when riding alone.
operator
04-24-05, 01:56 PM
I do. Got a set of profile century bars. Very comfortable, very useful for headwinds and a speed boost riding solo.
madhouse
04-24-05, 05:24 PM
I have one on my flat-bar commuter... It gives my hands a break and increases my speed by 2mph. I won't go as far as saying mine are comfortable... Just a different possition. The biggest drawback is I end up looking over the top of my glasses.
RedHairedScot
04-24-05, 05:34 PM
Completely offtopic aerobars question:
Aerobars are useful for:
1: Increasing speed when far away from other riders (control issues)
2: Alternate hand positions for long rides
3: Bringing home take-out?
My aerobars seem to be perfectly spaced to let me hang the bags from the local Chinese place on them. Anyone else do this?
UmneyDurak
04-24-05, 05:37 PM
I just got Ritchey prologue aerobars (my first ones), don't have time to install them righ now.
capsicum
04-24-05, 11:09 PM
Completely offtopic aerobars question:
Aerobars are useful for:
1: Increasing speed when far away from other riders (control issues)
2: Alternate hand positions for long rides
3: Bringing home take-out?
My aerobars seem to be perfectly spaced to let me hang the bags from the local Chinese place on them. Anyone else do this?
Now I know I want aero bars.
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