Random question here -
The term "clip-on aerobars" comes up most frequently when people discuss about adding TT bars to their road bikes or doing a conversion of a road bike to a TT-style bike.
But is there anything that's road-bike specific when discussing 'clip-on aerobars?' I was recently shopping for aerobars for a Cervelo TT bike, and it seemed to me that all the aerobars except the uber-expensive monocoque one-piece aerobars were clip-on, regardless of whether you had a road-or TT bike.
For example, if you want to replace your aerobars on your <$2000 TT bike, and do not want to spend the dough on a $600+ monocoque aerobar/stem NON-clip-on setup, wouldn't you be likely be adding clip-on aerobars to your TT bike?
The term "clip-on aerobars" comes up most frequently when people discuss about adding TT bars to their road bikes or doing a conversion of a road bike to a TT-style bike.
But is there anything that's road-bike specific when discussing 'clip-on aerobars?' I was recently shopping for aerobars for a Cervelo TT bike, and it seemed to me that all the aerobars except the uber-expensive monocoque one-piece aerobars were clip-on, regardless of whether you had a road-or TT bike.
For example, if you want to replace your aerobars on your <$2000 TT bike, and do not want to spend the dough on a $600+ monocoque aerobar/stem NON-clip-on setup, wouldn't you be likely be adding clip-on aerobars to your TT bike?