I'm not sure of the exact name of them, but you see them on the handlebars of road bikes. It has a place for your elbows to rest, and a place for your hands [arms 'stretched out'].
Thanks!
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I'm not sure of the exact name of them, but you see them on the handlebars of road bikes. It has a place for your elbows to rest, and a place for your hands [arms 'stretched out'].
Thanks!
Hey Pseudotrek. They have two names that i know of:
Tri-Bars (short for triathlon, as many are used in these events)
or..
Aero Bars.
Hope this helps, mate. 🙂
PseudoTrek said:I'm not sure of the exact name of them, but you see them on the handlebars of road bikes. It has a place for your elbows to rest, and a place for your hands [arms 'stretched out'].
Thanks!
Clip-on's is another name for them.
i call them "the lazy bars" because they feel like the lazy boy of bikes...
Thanks guys! A big help. I didn't want to walk into the bike shop and say,
"Hey, do you have any of those, . . . . you know, the things that you put on your handlebars,. ."
"A Bell?"
"No, one of those long things that. . "
"A horn?"
"No, it isn't anything that makes noise."
"A basket?"
😕 ". . . . . . . . Uh. . . . NO!"
Anyway, you get the idea. Thank you kindly for the information! 🙂
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