TTULaw
11-21-08, 02:39 PM
I'm working on piecing together a triathlon bike from an old frame and spare parts. I'm looking for a good set of quality aerobars that won't break the bank.
Triathlon - Best bang-for-the-buck aerobars
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Rogue Leader
11-22-08, 01:10 PM
PZ Racing sells a set (AE 5.0 ) thats often available on ebay for around 80 Bucks. They are adjustable, but probably weigh a little more than other brands, but who cares they do the job and aren't that heavy.
Enthusiast
11-22-08, 10:17 PM
I found two pair at the local bike co-op and picked out the best one for free since I'm a volunteer. So I'd say free aero bars that fit you and the bike are the best bang-for-the-buck.
durty
11-23-08, 08:00 AM
I would look at ebay, lots of good used deals or something new that fits your price range. It's all there, especially if you're not a volunteer at Enthusiast's co-op.
-durty
-durty
PDXaero
11-30-08, 07:48 PM
Aerus C4TT bars you can get around $100
for an integrated bar i would say they are the best cheap-o option. Nice and stiff, fairly light, very adjustable.
for an integrated bar i would say they are the best cheap-o option. Nice and stiff, fairly light, very adjustable.
Triguy
11-30-08, 08:13 PM
nashbar.com has these...
http://nashbar.com/profile.cfm?category=600092&subcategory=60001180&brand=&sku=23809&storetype=&estoreid=&pagename=
with some diligence one could set them up for just about any position
http://nashbar.com/profile.cfm?category=600092&subcategory=60001180&brand=&sku=23809&storetype=&estoreid=&pagename=
with some diligence one could set them up for just about any position