Granted I have the only sets right now. I will send to Dan and others in 4 weeks when the adapter plates arrive for dual stack aerobars

sample foam from ceegees was just cut and I will have it next week or later. awaiting new attachment hardware so will update on that,later.

What is unique abou Culprit CSR+ is as follows.

2 patents pending


design features

1. adjustable arm cup width from 90 mm to 125mm. adjustable to the mm but pre cut foam for 5mm

2. interchangeable arm cup heights.
60mm side but 54mm from bottom where foam is layed or 44.5mm version with 38.5mm real inside height.

12mm foam is the plan. will test with ceegees current 10mm foam

3. LOOK patent is for sliding inside an aero profile, so to get your perfect fit on CSR+ you can cut the arm pad base.

original length from the back of the pad to where we the hand grip insert goes is 345mm . so you can cut to your exact length using an aero seatpost cutting guide.

4. Hand grip has a slight wrist relief that also takes your straight cut and shapes it to the 22.2 hand grip.

the hand grip can be angled infinitely inward or outward then tighten the bolt to secure it at that angle.

the hand grip is very long and must be cut to your needs. But it is from 0 degrees and can be adjusted by 12 degree increments(will confirm for sure later) giving you many hand grip positions and angles to try til your satisfied and comfy.


cable routing.

Mechanical and old 2 shifter di2 runs outside hand grip then enters at the wrist relief into the bar. newer di2 and etap internal, exit before the hinge then back inside at the wrist relief.

di2 3 port and etap will have a plate to fit it under the foam.

cable exits 2 options. out the inside at the middle of bolt pattern area or out the back.

huge bolt pattern to really give alot of adjust.

however, fit needs came at a weight penalty.

weights not final since no foam and most riders will cut shorter but roughly 410~430 g per side uncut without foam. working on small changes to cut weight.

the base is carbon. side cups will be composite injection molded in production but 3d prints for testing. I just changed to cut shapes. 3d printing now so 1 pic shows higher and lower side I will upload pics soon of 1 side when done. Poics with both sides the same are with thr new cup both sides being the lower option.

Ask away