New Fork w/spacers or New stem-bars?

My Cervelo p3 (as in p3 aluminum) came (used) with a cut fork that doesn’t allow me to use spacers at all. I’ve got long legs/short torso, so the drop hurts more than I want it to.

I see my possible remedies like this:

  1. I could pick up an adjustable stem (or a fixed incline stem) and bring my front end up. The only problem with that is I’m currently running a carbon x, so I’d have to swap that out with something I could put a stem on.

  2. I could get a new fork, and space the front end up.

Are there other options that don’t cost huge amounts of money or cause intense pain?

Thanks for any advice

I think there might be a product out there somewhere for extending a steerer tube that’s been cut too short?

Maybe someone knows about it and can provide info.

Check ebay for 1" steerer reynolds ozou pro aero forks.

it is an upgrade aerodynamically (and I think weight too)

Aerobar with a higher stack height, like a Syntace?

Aerobar with a higher stack height, like a Syntace?
Good answer! I just switched up aerobars and went from a high stacking setup of a specialized basebar with Profile clip-ons to the integrated Easton Attack TT bars.

With my original setup I was comfortable & fairly aggressive without any spacers. To get the same position with the Easton’s I had to use two spacers.

Depending on your current aerobar set up you may be able to gain some cm’s in that department.

Good luck,

Travis
dumb blog

New fork for sure. This is in the Classifieds if you are looking but not mine.

Easton EC-90 Carbon Aero Fork. 1" steerer, 20.5cm carbon steerer tube. $225

Thanks for the advice, everyone. Right now changing the fork seems like the right move.