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Best Aerobars for the money?

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  1. Hello,

    This was my first season of doing tris. i bought a felt f60 and rode this
    season without aerobars. i am looking around to find a decent relatively
    inexpensive set of aero bars and i was wonder what you guys recommend.

    Thanks,

    Rob

  2. Rob said:

    Hello,

    This was my first season of doing tris. i bought a felt f60 and rode this
    season without aerobars. i am looking around to find a decent relatively
    inexpensive set of aero bars and i was wonder what you guys recommend.

    Thanks,

    Rob

    I've used the Syntace C2 clip-on bar for years. It is light and fairly
    inexpensive.

    Bob

  3. i like the syntace as well for inexpensive

  4. Look at the Profile Design AirStrykes. The arm pads flip up out of the
    way so you get the best of both worlds. Expect to pay $90-$100.

  5. Here is another vote for the Syntace C2 if you are looking for bargain.
    You can clip them on any regular round bar set you already have
    installed and the armrests adjust according to how wide your shoulders
    are. The only downside will be that you need to decide on the length
    because you will not be cutting them to size like the profile bars. The
    pads are the best around, much better than Profile.

    Rob said:

    Hello,

    This was my first season of doing tris. i bought a felt f60 and rode this
    season without aerobars. i am looking around to find a decent relatively
    inexpensive set of aero bars and i was wonder what you guys recommend.

    Thanks,

    Rob

  6. I have tried Profile carbon, Vision, VisionTech and Scott aero bars and
    I can tell you that the Syntace C2's are the most comfortable aero bars
    I have ever used.

    Cheers,

    Michael

    Rob said:

    Hello,

    This was my first season of doing tris. i bought a felt f60 and rode this
    season without aerobars. i am looking around to find a decent relatively
    inexpensive set of aero bars and i was wonder what you guys recommend.

    Thanks,

    Rob

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