Tri bars - would search but...

brizzichick · August 2009

actually i have been trying to search...for about an hour now and just can't find anything in the forum even tho i know it's hiding there...bl**dy search function...tri and bars are too general so you can't search for them...

ok enough whinging...

any recommendations for a cheapish model? I'm thinking clip ons...i've heard that over longer distances your wrists can get sore? i suppose this is to do with type right?

jonE · August 2009

http://www.bikesyoulike.co.uk/product/9 ... _Aero_Bars

try these the desiegn allows you to change your wrst position,they are reasonably cheap and available from ebay and most bike shops at under 40 quid.

apana790 · August 2009

look for outland tri bars. great value (got mine for lees than £50 ), decent weight for the price and the pads are comfortable, infinite range of adjustment too.

ris · August 2009

i've got the same bars as jon suggested, so far few problems (none that are the bars fault)

[toPh] · August 2009

Here you go

clip-on-tri-bars-any-recommendations-t40771.html

nivagh · August 2009

I'll be selling some bull bars with extensions soon if anyone is interested (as soon as I have fitted my new ones...)
They're Profile Design Aero Wing with T2+ extensions. Great aero position, very adjustible. To fit oversize stem.

Zacnici · August 2009

And have a look at this:
http://www.tri-ecoach.com/art20.htm

And I would also point out this as well:
http://www.bikesportmichigan.com/features/sbend.shtml

Tri bars - would search but...

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