I wonder why they would do that. Having no option to go any narrower or wider with the aerobars is making me kinda nervous

Just my opinion, but except for the extremes, it's likely more important to be able to adjust the arm rests wider/narrower to achieve a comfortable position rather than the actual extensions. The option is nice, but probably not necessary for many. You could always get new extensions if it's an issue - unfortunately added cost.

Good point!

Regarding the bridge piece, that was a design change on the newer Argon models. But the bike shop that did mine up, put a similar piece in there as well. It looks like it is strapped in the place. The distance looks right you, can rotate and set the pads up and get used to it, no big deal.

I was beside a guy riding the newer bike - it's very nice. I'll guarantee it has a solid bottom bracket/triangle and they are designed with some compliance up top. 75mm wheels are perfect for this setup, in anything but a hurricane. C'mon.

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Kinda resurrecting an old thread, sorry.

I just purchased the 2014 Argon 18 E118. Very excited to finally have a tri specfic bike. As I am shopping for "accessories" I realize the front of the top tube has a big sold triangle under it. Wondering what good top tube bento/bag would be good for this frame given there are no top braze ons for this model year.

Thanks in advance.

idk if this helps but when I had an e-112 10 years ago I used a dark speed works bento that had velcor straps. worked great.

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Thx I'll take a look at that