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Comments about Profile T1+ Aluminum Aero Bars:
I bought these to use as resting pedestals for my arms while on lengthy rides and OMG has it been what I most needed !!!
I'm not a Time Trial rider...if you are, you should consider something else. Not speaking negatively towards this product at all, but if you're a TT rider you would buy something lighter and of different construct materials.
That said, these bars have helped me cut through windy areas and minimized wind resistance. I love how the mounts are adjustable to anyone's physique.
Lastly and not a negative, I ride a Fuji Newest 2.0 and it's bars are thin so you'll need to be careful and patient as to where you mount them. Their mounts are meant for beefier bars than those on my bike. I only gave them a 4 star because it appears that the bends are just a little off from one bar to the other, not that anyone would tell unless it's grossly off and I think you'd notice it before you bought it. I didn't, which goes to say how little they are "off".
I love them and I highly recommend them. Want TT grade? Buy something lighter and more suitable to your $2000+ bike (aka "something a whole lot more expensive than these").
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Comments about Profile T1+ Aluminum Aero Bars:
Although these came highly recommended by my coach, I found them to be very "cheesy". May have been a little better had they been professionally installed. Went out and bought a Tri bike instead (with higher quality aerobars).
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Planning on my first tri in four months. Bought these to add to my road bike. I installed them quickly and they felt very secure. They appear to be very versatile as far as calibrating to your specific position. I'm sure as I grow into sport they'll still be useful. I'd give them a perfect rating, but I'm still too new to aeros to judge.
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