Coincidently I used to (don't have a TT bike anymore) have my left aerobar slightly higher than the right. I found it to be slightly more comfortable and it helped reduce numbness in my triceps that I had been experiencing.

I am NOT saying this is good for the long-term structural health of individuals but I am surprised we don't see more of this. I know I have thought about doing something like this as well.

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I would think the generally obsessive nature of a triathlete would prevent this nonsense.

I actually thought it would be to get the hands closer together and still have control over the bars more than the hand over hand thing. I thought about it with my own hands but it would drive me crazy to look down and see them uneven haha

Brent

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Quite possible that he has asymmetry in shoulder/scapula/upper body that is either due to past trauma (shattered collar bone for example) or anatomical differences. A good bike fitter will account for these rather than try to correct a dysfunction that cannot be corrected.

Either that or it-s simply slipped! LOL

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What on earth makes you think they searched out a level piece of ground to set the stand on?

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I ride with a delta between L and R elbow pads. Seems to help my right quadratus lomborum from flairing up. It is like shimming the upper body (as opposed to / in addition to the cycling shoes).

Hope this helps

Looks like he hit a pot hole to me...

Well, even if it's standing sideways we have the basebar and head tube to align ourselves by. The bars are pretty clearly uneven.

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In some cases, isn't it more "aero" to have one hand over the other?
(source: trainerroad blog: https://blog.trainerroad.com/...aerodynamic-testing/)

I've tried this and it could be more comfortable to have one hand (eg: right) over the left for various reasons stated in the thread. Thus, having an uneven aero bar might make it easier to hold that hand position. Seems to make sense!