I take it the instability is lateral, ie. the extensions moving side to side?

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Yes Sir the extensions do move side to side even with the use of bolts instead of zip ties ; )


Thus far my thinking is that I can file 2 of the part #7s so that they provide the desired angle in the elbow pad (all of these parts are metal). Then the elbow pad can be placed on top of those and the bolt #11 can be run down into part #6 which is below the base bar and will hold the extensions from below. I've seen more elegant extension holders that is for sure. I'd like to find an extension clamp holder that allowed the extension on top of the base bar and inside the elbow pads because I run my extensions narrow. Tririg has some SC clamps but those are developed for the Trek SC bar and won't fit the Giant.... tilt can be also accomplished by buying the Wattshop armrests and drilling those but then I am still stuck using the Giant extension holder #6 (from underneath the basebar)...

Need some skimpy extension clamps that will secure the extensions and preferably be on top of the basebar and inside of the elbow pads...

Thanks.