Clip-on TT bars
ollyridesfirst
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Can anyone recommend any good quality cheap(ish) clip-ons? I'm not wanting to spend more than £40-£50 tops if i can help it.
Also, what are the differences in shapes of the bars? I can't see me being very comfortable on totally flat bars, but there are a few different shapes etc. are some better than others or is it literally a saddle-type individual thing?
Also, what are the differences in shapes of the bars? I can't see me being very comfortable on totally flat bars, but there are a few different shapes etc. are some better than others or is it literally a saddle-type individual thing?
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If you have oversize bars then you'll pay more for them. If you have the older narrow bars - then you can pick up some bargains.
Angled up is best - I had some straight ones and swapped them for an upturned angle - or else you have to really bend the wrists on them - which wasnt comfy.
Not keen on profile - their clamps and bolts are made of cheese.
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there are lots but the most common (i think) are either flat or flat with a little raise at the end of the bars.
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/token-tk9741-2- ... -and-pads/
these should do the jobCoveryourcar.co.uk RT Tester
north west of england.0 -
Coveryourcar.co.uk RT Tester
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I have these. They were the cheapest I could find when I bought them. They've gone up and other prices have drifted down since, but I'd still recommend them
http://www.decathlon.co.uk/EN/aero-bars-69563596/0 -
steady rider wrote:
Not really loads when you lower that little price thing to £50....only 1 pair there
Yes i have over-sized bars currently - i was really trying to get at if there was any real benefits of having the flat bars with a little bit at the end that comes up over the bars that almost meet in the middle after a 90ish degree bend0 -
I got these on ebay, do the job just fine, I don't like the turn up bars at all, I really pull up quite hard on my bars when i TT, feel like i just can't get any purchase from the turn up angle, seems more comfort based to me.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PRO-AERO-TIME ... 881wt_10680 -
Olly I have some for sale, have a look in my post, I can bring them next week if you like and they're well within your budget0
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Profile's bars fit 31mm but are supplied with shims for 26mm handlebars. I like my T2s with S-bend, but others prefer the T1, simple J-bend.Aspire not to have more, but to be more.0