I believe that's the new Bontrager base bar with Hed s-bend extensions...despite the Bontrager sticker directly visible on the extensions.

I think so too. Those extensions look very familiar to mine. Deboom's Bontrager bars look different.

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Nope...They are Bontager product.

I'm looking at them in my TREK catalog right now, They are an option for the aerobar setup.

Retail - Around $70.00

Bitchin'. But those arm rests look like the sponges next to my sink.

Interesting....

Although, it seems really odd to be that the elbow pads are so far above the base bar. The original concept of a flat bar was to bring the "hood" position up while keeping the aero position low. Judging from that pix, you can't go lower.

I bet the team rides whatever worked last year....or a custom product.

Pretty interesting cable setup, doesnt look like a whole lot of room for turning

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I have horrible back problems but I have zero problems staying in an aero position for 180k. Why? Because I ride steep and because I train regularly in that position. Simple as that.....Gerard

what no dimples?

http://www.cyclingnews.com/...5/discovery/cimg2084

bikedude...

What's going on with the V cut in the stem? Is that for the toll booth quarters?

-Robert

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You ain't got nothing if you ain't got dimples.

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