I current used the Deda Clip-One Aero Bars as the solution. You can see them at Excel Sports. The
concept is fine but the back plate -that holds the bar tight in place- is too soft and cracks. I
am having a friend make me a replacement piece out of stainless steel that will have some more
beef to it and won't crack. If you are interested in this solution let me know. I am trying to get
a group people together to make this more economical. If you're interested please contact me.
Thanx A Lot, Rob Stern
Cycling Equipment · Public discussion
Deda Oversized Bars and Clip-on Areo Bars for TT
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