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Re: Road bar on a TT bike? [CCF] [ In reply to ]
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From any position, on aero bars just a quick click and away you go. But I'm a little old school been around when all we had was down tube shifting.

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Re: Road bar on a TT bike? [CCF] [ In reply to ]
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I'm considering this with an older P2C. I've been told it can be done, however getting adjusted to the geometry would be tricky. This would be for a side project, not actuall racing though.
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Re: Road bar on a TT bike? [DarkSpeedWorks] [ In reply to ]
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What needs to be purchased to make this happen? I'd keep my same component setup.
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Re: Road bar on a TT bike? [mpd309] [ In reply to ]
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For sure, a set of drop bars and a pair of compatible STI-type brake/shift levers.

Possible, a set of cables & housing, and maybe a different length stem to get your drop bar fit dialed in.

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Re: Road bar on a TT bike? [Karl.n] [ In reply to ]
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That's a pretty good video. So they found 30-60 seconds over 40km for the Shiv over the road bike with clip-ons. I guess that would probably mean a shiv (or similar tt bike) with a road bar would be somewhere in between? Maybe 15-30 seconds slow over 40km, ~60 seconds over a half.

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