Aero Bars TT Bike Armrest Handlebars Carbon Fiber Aerobar Triathlon 340mm Black 3K Matt

As a whole this product is very much worth the price. The forearm rests were comfortable and I was happy to stay in position for prolonged periods of time. The bars are lightweight but have no flex. Metal clamps allow for the bars to be tightened to your desired tension.I only have two minor issues as to why I didn't rate this product 5/5. Firstly, the end caps of the bars don't quite line up with the rest of the shaft. This means the cap is offset by approximately 5mm to one side. Despite this, the caps have remained securely attached, so this is merely an aesthetic concern and does nothing to impact functionality. Secondly, the bars are smooth carbon fibre, and subsequently can become slippery in your hands when damp from sweat/rain. This creates an obvious safety concern, as your hands slipping off the bars when cycling would be very dangerous. However, this can be easily fixed with the addition of some extra handlebar tape to the end of the extensions. Alternatively I have used 2 strips of skateboard grip tape due to its higher grip and slimmer profile. It would be nice if these issues inconveniences could be solved, which would make this a top tier product for a very reasonable price.Would definitely recommend.

Added these onto my Trek Madone 5.2. Good for the price however the pads could use an upgrade to 1/2" velcro backed neoprene. Also, slightly low and would be a great option if risers were available. Other than that they are a decent place as an option to rest tired hands and get a little more aero. Not quite as functional or comfy as my old Profile Designs. Looking to add some bar tape to them soon to stave off the sweat.

I picked these up for my hybrid bike. The fit was not perfect on the handlebars, they would easily turn and become loose, so I took an old innertube and made little rubber pads for mounting them. Although there is still a bit of movement if I try to turn them, I was able to get them to be tight enough for riding. I find them fairly comfortable for a cheap pair of aerobars. For my purposes they do the trick, but they are by no means a perfect solution.

No cumplió con mis expectativas.

I bought these to put on my gravel bike for Unbound 200. I've been training with them for a couple months now, including many 5-7 hour rides on gravel and bumpy trails. They've held up very well. I've crashed twice with these on the bike and they've come through unscathed, but during the first crash one of the end caps came out and it fell out again on a long ride last weekend.The arm padding is thin and good for the road, and for the extra bumps offroad I've cut some foam pipe insulation to put under the pads and that helps a lot.I bought a pair of these from another company and kept these as they're lighter and seemed better made.Aside from losing a cap (which can hardly be a complaint about the product, as it first came off during a hard crash where I went over the bars), my only other quibble is that there are no tightening specs for the bolts or instructions as to whether to use friction paste. I just tightened them down enough so I can force some movement if needed.

You’ll need some washers to go on it to make it fit. The bolts are too long for a 31.8mm bar. Other than that, solid tri bars.