Well, if you want to LOOK cool then you need to buy one of the one-piece allegedly aero bars made out of cabon fibre, of course. If you want something that is more flexible in terms of using different bars with different clip-ons that will give you exactly the same perfomance, then almost any old pursuit bar/clip-on combo will do. The market has become very competitive and you could probably buy a good clip-on Profile, Syntace, Visiontech or Deda. I'm sure there are others I missed.

I used a set of one-piece bars with airfoil shapes and it didn't make a bit of difference in my speed. I would recommand a flat pursuit bar and any of the current bolt-on bars. In aluminum.

Chad

I personally like the Vision base bar. You can match it up with whatever clip-on you like. The vision is a great value and allows for easier cusotmization of your front end than any of the all-in-one units.

Be sure the one piece bars fit you. The stems are generally built in and not adjustable, except a few like Oval. Thats why I ended up with a Vision base bar and Vision Clip-ons, this way I can change stem lengths. I've ridden lots of combinations of bars and clip-ons and this is the best. No cone peice bar will fit me, so I went with the clip-ons, no regrets!!

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Visiontech base bar. Good price and you can slap in the clip-on you want. The VT clip-on is not bad either. I have trouble qualifying the Easton one-piece as aero. But it does look good.

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