Profile makes an armrest bracket that clamps onto the aero extension.

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For the stock armrests, they have to design assuming that you would be the heaviest rider mounting them in the most extreme position (furthest outboard, and all the way back or forward). For aftermarket....who knows?

One option is to use the Vuka Alumina Clip (or some of the last gen Profile clipons) where the pads can be adjusted along the length of the extensions (they clamp to the extensions, not to the same clamp as the basebar).

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The scoops would definitely give you some extra length. My default position on them is a cm or so fore of rear of the pad, but I often slide practically half way up if I feel like stretching out and getting really low. Pretty much no noticeable flex even on bumps.

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new culprit pads will also give you what you need.

more info found here

https://forum.slowtwitch.com/...ing=culprit#p7078115

available in April. 160 usd shipped

Are the supersonic brackets in the rearwards (wing behind bar) or forwards position. Forwards gains 30mm if you haven't done that already.

I would say.... $160 with free shipping.

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Are the supersonic brackets in the rearwards (wing behind bar) or forwards position.

Yes, supersonics are facing the right direction.

Profile makes an armrest bracket that clamps onto the aero extension.

Looks like the Profile L2 Bracket takes the cake. Zip Vulka mounts to the bar from what I found. Now I gotta find some extensions >400mm.

Ben Vs. Culprit

I'll have to read up more on the Culprit vs. the scoop. These with some D2Z extensions might be the poor mans Speedbar