[kosherdave]

I'm sure this has been asked a lot, but my 2 second search did not find anything good.

Basically, I'm looking for some comfy, light and not SUPER expensive clip tri-bars for my roadie. I'm doing a lot of triathlons now, and would like to add them to my bike for obvious reasons.

Any suggestions on good ones, light ones and where online to see pics/order them. I live in NYC so there are a tonn of bike shops here, but I'd like to know what I'm looking for before going to a store.

Thanks,

~Dave

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[chrisuletz]

I have Profile Design T2+ and they're fine so far... They're my first so I have nothing to compare against.

[skniper]

I have the same on my roadie. They are a flatter aero bar which some may find less comfortable than the upswept handle type. I like 'em flatter What's nice is they are independent of each other and very adjustable in all planes. You may want to get a professional re-fit once you put aero's on a roadie, it helped me.

[markpaul]

I have a set of Easton Carbon Aeroforce bars, if you want them then email me. I am located in Brooklyn (Bay Ridge) but can meet you somewhere.

[kosherdave]

I have a set of Easton Carbon Aeroforce bars, if you want them then email me. I am located in Brooklyn (Bay Ridge) but can meet you somewhere.

How much do a set of those go for?

[chrisesposito]

Dan Empfield from Slowtwitch recently review the Oval Concepts A711 shorty aerobars: http://www.slowtwitch.com/mainheadings/techctr/shorty2.html

[qw1a]

I'm sure this has been asked a lot, but my 2 second search did not find anything good.

Basically, I'm looking for some comfy, light and not SUPER expensive clip tri-bars for my roadie. I'm doing a lot of triathlons now, and would like to add them to my bike for obvious reasons.

Any suggestions on good ones, light ones and where online to see pics/order them. I live in NYC so there are a tonn of bike shops here, but I'd like to know what I'm looking for before going to a store.

Thanks,

~Dave
I have a set of profile ironmans that I was going to throw away. Semireasonable, carbon and all, I was given a set of integrated bars so out these go. Yours if you pick them up - I work in the city (Time Square), let me know in advance so I'll take them to work with me.

[kosherdave]

I have a set of profile ironmans that I was going to throw away. Semireasonable, carbon and all, I was given a set of integrated bars so out these go. Yours if you pick them up - I work in the city (Time Square), let me know in advance so I'll take them to work with me.

Awesome, let me know if you still have them, PM me.

DM

[Psydotek]

I have Profile Design T2+ and they're fine so far... They're my first so I have nothing to compare against.

+1 for these aerobars. I have them on my road bike but they're also my first aerobars. But their price and adjustibility just can't be beat. :)