Crentist wrote:
I've been riding a 2018 SC for the last two years and have my position relatively dialed but am a little frustrated with the lack of adjustability in the frontend. Specifically I'd like tilt adjustment (beyond the very limited adjust with monobar) and easier rise/reach adjust. I'm considering a new bike for next year, but an alternative would be outfitting the SC with a new set of aerobar like the TriRig Alpha Ones: https://www.tririg.com/store.php?c=alphaone Are aftermarket bars like these compatible with the SC, and has anyone done something similar? It's not exactly clear from TriRig or some quick googling. My guess is "no" due to the integrated frontend but I thought I'd ask here just in case and see if people had any alternatives. I'm aware of the mono extender which would allow different extensions but that's sort of a half measure in terms of what I'm hoping for.
There is a lot of adjustability in the front end of the Speed Concept, but the real question should be why you want more than 12 degrees? If it is for hand comfort, replacing your Mono Extension is the way to go. As stevej said, the Mono Plug-in is a good option since you can add third-party extensions to it if you're looking for something with a different angle for the hand holds.
Also, what frame size are you running and what stem or Mono Spacer do you have? You can always swap the stem or Mono Spacers out. The Mono Spacers would change the height of the pad and Mono Extension where the stem will change the height of those and the Base Bar.
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Mitch@Trek: Sep 28, 20 14:28