Ok, I think that's what I needed to know. I've seen people with the short curved aerobars that are one kind of bulbous "V" shape without the arm pads, and thought that they were a unique product that I couldn't find online. I got to the bike stores too late today when I found that my girlfriend's old short bars wouldn't fit my new fatter 2008 style handlebars. I'll look into it tomorrow! Tokie
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06-16-2008, 08:00 PM #1
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Thanks Andrea!
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06-18-2008, 06:59 AM #2
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Did the race really have puppies as primes?
Hi Andrea! I am cracking up! We were talking about primes once at bike camp - people were talking about weird ones, so I made up a story about people getting puppies as primes - then I admitted it was phony. I guess some races have some pretty unique primes - but did you really win a Corgi? Tokie PS still mulling over the aero bar concept. guy at the store recommends the Hed ones that flip up. (they are 270+$
) He says the Profile ones rattle, and online I have read stories of the Profile flip up pads falling off too. Hmmmmm. coach insists I should be prepared in case my thumb gives me grief.I was worried that on a long tour I might be too tired to be safe in aero bars,but I can see her point. tokie
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