The guy in the Front:
And: The guy with the black suit:
And: The guy with the black suit:
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Re: Which Aerobars are these? [freestyle]
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i could be wrong but it seems that the front guy aerobar is the same as this:
http://www.santamonica.ch/...age=tei&cat38=38
the black suit guy is using a cuted TTT sub8
just a guess
Sergio Marques
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http://www.santamonica.ch/...age=tei&cat38=38
the black suit guy is using a cuted TTT sub8
just a guess
Sergio Marques
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S�rgio Marques
When it hurts is when it feels good ;-)
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Re: Which Aerobars are these? [sergiopica]
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Maybe, what are some other draft legal aerobars?
So far I have named:
Jammer SL + GT
Mini Sub 7 or 8 (or whatever it's called)
Oval Slam bar thing
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Where can I find that Speedliner bar? Can't seem to find it anywhere..
So far I have named:
Jammer SL + GT
Mini Sub 7 or 8 (or whatever it's called)
Oval Slam bar thing
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Where can I find that Speedliner bar? Can't seem to find it anywhere..
Re: Which Aerobars are these? [freestyle]
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i'm pretty sure that in the bottom picture, the leader is using a pair of cinelli spinaci's but instead of the standard mounting hardware, he has taken the pads and the mounting hardware from their corima (?) aerobars, and simply switched in the shorted spinanci extensions. Check out the pictures here.
http://www.cinelli.it/...stensioni/index.html
btw, i've never heard of the speedliner bar, but I do know of people who have taken the profile carbon stryke bars, and cut the carbon extensions to make them draft legal, just another option. (I think you can do it with split second bars.. but i'm not sure)
David
http://www.cinelli.it/...stensioni/index.html
btw, i've never heard of the speedliner bar, but I do know of people who have taken the profile carbon stryke bars, and cut the carbon extensions to make them draft legal, just another option. (I think you can do it with split second bars.. but i'm not sure)
David
Re: Which Aerobars are these? [freestyle]
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The guy in the black suit is definitely NOT using Mini Sub 8s. The clamp makes the extension flush with the base bar (I have a pair). They allow the lowest arm rest height I have ever seen (on a clip-on) with no modifications.
Speedliners are something I saw in my last trip to England in Yeovil. They are at the website www.triuk.com . They are an ingenious and cleverly simple shorty aerobar. They are lighting up the draft-legal tri scene from what I can tell.
The first pic looks like the Speedliners. What the guy in the black suit is using is anyone's guess. The frontal area of the clamp looks suspiciously like Profile.
Speedliners are something I saw in my last trip to England in Yeovil. They are at the website www.triuk.com . They are an ingenious and cleverly simple shorty aerobar. They are lighting up the draft-legal tri scene from what I can tell.
The first pic looks like the Speedliners. What the guy in the black suit is using is anyone's guess. The frontal area of the clamp looks suspiciously like Profile.
sorry, wrong model....
altough the sub 8 exists (not the mini sub 8), The cuted bar that i wanted to say was the bio arms
http://www.3ttt.com/.../prolunghe/index.htm
I see lots of people using this kind of setup, cutting the bio arms.
Sergio Marques
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S�rgio Marques
When it hurts is when it feels good ;-)
Sergio-Marques.com
altough the sub 8 exists (not the mini sub 8), The cuted bar that i wanted to say was the bio arms
http://www.3ttt.com/.../prolunghe/index.htm
I see lots of people using this kind of setup, cutting the bio arms.
Sergio Marques
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S�rgio Marques
When it hurts is when it feels good ;-)
Sergio-Marques.com