I am building up a new QR VPR-i bike and I’m going back and forth on which extensions I want to use. I currently have the Vision Pro’s on my V-PR and I like them. They are angled up about 15 degrees. My elbows sit on the pads but my forearms sort of float above the extensions, which I find perfectly comfortable but may not be ideal. I don’t want to spend the big bucks for a custom cockpit and thought perhaps the TriRig Scoops at a 15-20% tilt might provide a better option. Be curious to hear the collective thoughts on this.
I have the Vision Pro in Medium so my elbows are just off the pad with my forearms on the pads. Have never felt more comfortable or more in control. Mine are also angled up 15 degrees so my eyes look just over my hands. I kind of feel like a fighter pilot with the TFE - where my eyes go, my hands go and my bike goes. My n=1.
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If your bike has compatible hardware my csr+ are ready to ship soon. Just waiting on my hardware which had had delays
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If your bike has compatible hardware my csr+ are ready to ship soon. Just waiting on my hardware which had had delays
That’s very cool, what do the new + option offer?
It’s an improvement from the one we sent to Dan to review 2 years ago. It’s cut to length. Then you insert the hand grip. Tye hand grip can toe in and out and you can adjust the hand grip angle. It offers mechanical and electronic cable routing. The cups are now a fixed size and hand grip is oval shaped. It has a huge bolt pattern and nice foam the full arm length
how soon is soon?
Shooting for end of August. Only waiting on Velcro if no hardware is needed.
Joshua
Shooting for end of August. Only waiting on Velcro if no hardware is needed.
Joshua
I would certainly consider that, I need these before Hawaii. Do you have any information or data as to how your product compares aerodynamically with the Metron Pro’s or Scoops? They look more similar to the Metrons.
Josh - do you have anymore information that you can provide about the new product?
CSR+ is a cut to length design. its 345 mm uncut. You will need an aero seatpost cutter and saw to cut it. I suggest from your back of elbow to your wrist line is ideal. Then you insert the wrist relief drop and hand grip insert. Its an expander plug and then you adjust your toe in/toe out. Finally, you get to adjust the hand grip angle up/down.
It has full arm support with foam. The same huge bolt patter as our CCSR and CCSR UCI(you use the UCI cups on top of the carbon full arm body.
We are making final packaging and waiting on velcro for the front arm support section. Then we should be ready to ship. I have been riding them for 2 years. we finally resolved the last small issue 2 months ago, but was waiting on hardware to come out for attaching them to standard bars. But our cnc supplier has been giving me the run around so will change this week and get made soon.
Any questions directly please ask.
Joshua
What did you end up going with and how do you like them?
Very nice!
Did you get the Ultimate or the Ultimate SL
I see a $350 difference in price and 150 gram weight difference
Thanks
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I have both versions. The SL are quite a bit smaller in overall footprint… Mostly in width. The regular ultimate are fairly large. If you are a bigger person, I’d say maybe go with the ultimate. For reference I’m 6’0" 175 +/- and find the SL slightly better. But much bigger and one might find them a bit restrictive.
My wife is 5’6" and the ultimate are too long for her to use them as they are intended. In order for her to get her hands to the shifters she is an inch forward of the closed back. On the SL she can make it work, but only with extensions that have around a 45 degree bend.
Personally I feel TriRig should make the SL about 10mm shorter and then make the standard Ultimates about 10-15% smaller overall.
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The SL
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Thank you for the detailed reply much appreciated
I think I would need the ultimare after reading what you wrote
If you consider selling, please send me a direct message.
Will do. Might end up selling the pair of ultimates and would give ya good deal. Might be a week or two for me to get everything swapped my my wife’s bike.
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I might be interested depending on the price
Sounds good
Thank you
Just sent you and prior poster a chat. Just lmk. No worries if not. I’ll put them classifieds.