250g total weight apparently...and they're also incorporating the flip-up system for the Clip-lite bars I believe....for long distance races.....

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Stephen Perera
Gibraltar, Europe
graphics@gibraltar.gi

Interesting concept but it look like it has a lot of moving parts. I'll stick with the FSA's

How long until they come out

Is there a bridge to make them legal?

Yeah, they aren't legal for draft legal tri's unless they are connected! Nothing like good old fashion duck tape, eh? ;)

Those are nice. (Shorten your STI cable housings in compliance with Shimano technical manual recommendations though....).

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Tom Demerly
The Tri Shop.com

not to be a knob, but i think the whole s-bend thing is a little lost on stubby ITU aerobars. also, it's true that these aren't ITU legal until the end is bridged. for what it's worth, my Spinacci Lights are more adjustable, leave the drops clean for climbing, and weigh all of 190 grams. as for which bar is sexier. . .frankly i think it's a toss-up.

-mike


p.s - spinaccis are draft-legal

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Could you use a Syntace aerolink or their new bridge the microlink on these bars

I like my Profile jammer SL with the velcro fastened pads that give a little cushioning to your wrists but still leave the bars clear for climbing. Only gripe is that the brackets are a little heavy in comparision to the rest of the super light set up. Oh, and yes they ae UCI legal.

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