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My wife wanted to try some aerobars and bought some Profile Jammer GT with multi fit. Can you help me with her initialset up position / fit so I can make adjustments from there.
Thanks
Rick
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aerobar position
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There are some pix here that may help: http://www.trysport.com.au/main_training_bikefit.htm
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If she wants aero bars to be aero, then she'll struggle to get a good fit on a regular road bike (it could still work out, though). The more aggressive the position she wants, the poorer the fit will be.
If she wants aero bars just so she can lean her weight onto her elbows, then it is easily do-able. Just set the bars high enough to keep her from being too bent at the hip. And then adjust the bars fore/aft until her arm upper arm is at about a 90 degree angle to her forearm.
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Thanks gclark8 and aztec. The help is much appreciated!🙂
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