Aero handlebars
08-02-16, 02:35 PM
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Aero handlebars
Hi guys,
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Owner of a very nice Cervelo S3 2015 with Mavic Cosmic 40c ans Profile 1+ aerobars. I found the aerobars in a very useful site called Find Your Gear - Road Bikes, Mountain Bikes and everything on Cycling. but i am looking to upgrade them to a more aero handlebars. Any suggestions? There are many here https://www.findyourgear.com/en/handlebars and i am not sure which one to get...
Thanks
Tommaso
First post, first try ;-)
Owner of a very nice Cervelo S3 2015 with Mavic Cosmic 40c ans Profile 1+ aerobars. I found the aerobars in a very useful site called Find Your Gear - Road Bikes, Mountain Bikes and everything on Cycling. but i am looking to upgrade them to a more aero handlebars. Any suggestions? There are many here https://www.findyourgear.com/en/handlebars and i am not sure which one to get...
Thanks
Tommaso
08-02-16, 05:39 PM
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When you say "aero" handlebars do you mean, TT style aerobars or aero drop bars?
Side note: that place seems crazy overpriced. The enve bars are listed as $80 over MSRP.
Side note: that place seems crazy overpriced. The enve bars are listed as $80 over MSRP.
08-02-16, 06:06 PM
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Hmm... No warnings going off... 
If you can afford those prices, you don't need our advice.
If you can afford those prices, you don't need our advice.
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Originally Posted by BlazingPedals
Hmm... No warnings going off... If you can afford those prices, you don't need our advice.
If you can afford those prices, you don't need our advice.
