Ditto here....except i'm on a 2010 p2 51cm. I'm 5' 7" and far from having long arms.

you can get the same extensions in a longer size.

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this is probably one of the biggest negatives of the Vision bars --- lack of adjustability.

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I love Cervelo but in my opinion their aerobar spec has always run to the short. When 54cm P2's are coming with 250 mm Vision aerobars I am perpetually swapping them out for 270's to get a better fit. Sometimes I cut the 270's down to about 260 if the person's hands are small so the shifters fall right into their hands, but in general, Cervelo has (in my opinion) run to the too-short on their OEM aerobar sizing.

It's an easy swap-out though, but your dealer winds up with a stack of 230's and 250's at the end of the year.

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chop those 230's down to 150 and you got an ITU legal bar!

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So question (and I know it's probably subjective with what feels more comfortable to me), but would the expectation w/ those bars be for me to be grabbing the actual bar below the shifters, or w/ the shifters in the palm of my hand. Right now they are in the plam of my hand. In other words, where "should" my hands be (from a standard fit perspective)?

you generally want your fingers around the shifters, not your palms. so that you can shift without moving your hands, and to minimize frontal area.

if they are in your palms that does suggest the extensions are a bit short.

but them comfort is in the hands of the beholder as well.

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