When on a long bike ride with my mountain bike I feel like putting my elbows on the handlebars. Would profile century or air stryke bars fit on my 2000 Trek 800 sport 60mm raised handlebars?
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Do Aero bars fit mountain bikes
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Some will fit, but these may be better, Road Ends: http://www.endless-innovations.com/mall/dynamic.asp?Category=BarEnds
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John Tomac raced pretty extensively in Norba races with full aero bars on his mtb. I have been debating adding a time trial bar to my commuting mtb.
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Interesting I never heard of Norba races before, my commute is only two miles but I plan on going 93 miles on vacation this summer and I know after twenty I desperately need another hand position. Aerobars seem to give me that plus a rest for my arms. I just ordered Pyramid "Tri Bars" they say they fit most mountain bikes I hope that includes mine.
Conniebiker said:
John Tomac raced pretty extensively in Norba races with full aero bars on his mtb. I have been debating adding a time trial bar to my commuting mtb.
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