Tar-Cat
We have picked up a lot of our bits and pieces - including aero bars- on a local auction site called TradeMe - its been brilliant
Have you considered going online and hunting a localsite like this for you?
Or ask your local bike club about stuff their members have for sale... we have picked up nice wheels, a trainer and my partner's TT bike this way
Or local shops may sell stuff on behalf...
Second hand does not mean cheap and nasty - it can mean cheap and excellent
Examples---
--- my $NZ1200 Scorpio road bike bought for $NZ600 because hubby had bought for his wife and she rode it three times and didn't like it (online auction)
--- $NZ300 cycling trainer stand bought for $NZ50 because the guy from the local club was off overseas (local club newsletter)
We bought my as-new aero-bars for $NZ25, they don't have bar-end shifters on them, just the "naked"bars, but they are in good nick and ideal for getting used to the position. Good luck with finding some real soon



bars, but they are in good nick and ideal for getting used to the position. Good luck with finding some real soon
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