I'll probably get blasted for this type of question but I want to ask anyway...
To support my local shop, I'm committed to Cannondale. I've ridden them for years and love them, so that's not a problem.
Due to the area when I live and the type of racing I do, I've always -- 30 years -- ridden a road bike with the seat slammed forward and Syntace tri-bars attached. That works for me and I'm sticking with it.
Now, it seems like every high-end bike that I look at has the flat handlebars that look impossible to attach any type of aerobar to them. If I make the leap for a new bike, it is just a matter of switching out handlebars or the front end "cockpit" or am I missing something major here?
To support my local shop, I'm committed to Cannondale. I've ridden them for years and love them, so that's not a problem.
Due to the area when I live and the type of racing I do, I've always -- 30 years -- ridden a road bike with the seat slammed forward and Syntace tri-bars attached. That works for me and I'm sticking with it.
Now, it seems like every high-end bike that I look at has the flat handlebars that look impossible to attach any type of aerobar to them. If I make the leap for a new bike, it is just a matter of switching out handlebars or the front end "cockpit" or am I missing something major here?