I have just got into triathlons.
I ride a Coppi K28 and want to be more aerodynamic. In what ways can I do this without blowing massive amounts of money?
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aerobars would be the obvious thing to buy. that can range from $50 to maybe $200. then maybe a disc wheel or some tri spoke wheels.
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are clip on aero bars any good? can u recommend some?
also, are x-lab saddlewings anygood? where would you put your puncture repair kit or multi tool on training rides?
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i really dont have much experience with aerobars. you might be interested in carbon aerobars but there more costly. performancebike.comprofile.cfmOpen ↗theres some lightweight aluminum ones at around $120. usually i put all my stuff(spare tube, multi tool, patch kit, co2, tire levers) in a small saddlebag.
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