imswimmer328 wrote:
I suspect you'd get something just as good in the aeria ultimate, which should work on your bike
In my wind tunnel testing the Aeria ultimate and Tri rig were = to each other. You're not giving up anything aerodynamically with either bar to the other. Both are great bars.
I've had both bars, the tririg is easier/faster to adjust. The only reason I swapped from the aeria was bc I was limited on time in the tunnel between others and needed to test a few things. No way could I have done the runs I needed with the aeria bc of the change times.
With the tri rig they told gave the numbers over the intercom, I pulled the wrench out of my suit, made the adjustments & was back on the bike before someone could walk to the control room to verbally tell me the numbers.
Brian Stover USAT LII
Accelerate3 Coaching Insta