I have s-bends on my ti Aero Concepts Genesis. The s-bend places my hands too high. Any one have a straight set of extensions?
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Paul
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Re: WTB - Straight aerobar Extensions [zipp]
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Pick up a MTB bar and cut it in half. I found a nice Easton at Performance for $9.99 closeout...worked like a charm. At least its an inexpensive way to see if it works for you. Some might find the wrist angle uncomfortable.
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Re: WTB - Straight aerobar Extensions [andrew]
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Good idea.
I like my hands below my elbows. I put a 1/2" nylon washer on the pads so the s-bend would be below my elbows. I think the straight extensions would work great without the washers under the pads.
The only thing is that the extensions have to be LONG!! I have long arms and like to hold the shifters in the palm of my hand. Hopefully they make a mtn bar LONG!! : )
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I like my hands below my elbows. I put a 1/2" nylon washer on the pads so the s-bend would be below my elbows. I think the straight extensions would work great without the washers under the pads.
The only thing is that the extensions have to be LONG!! I have long arms and like to hold the shifters in the palm of my hand. Hopefully they make a mtn bar LONG!! : )
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Paul
I'll second the MTB bar - works great!