Aero bars

x2

I like them because they are very adjustable.

Mark

Yep my two Bob's worth, the Profile Carbon Stryke aerobars are my preference for a couple of reasons but the main one is that you can set them up on length out, up and down, and twist left or right so you can get them exactly right, the only hang up I had was that the bars on my bike are a bit thinner in diameter than the spacers provided so I had to get some custom spacers made up but well  worth the effort.  Have a look at Ebay too you can get them alot cheaper than retail especially over here in OZ. As far as closed in ones, no Idea, I was going to go that way but didn't someone else might be able to shed some light on that?

cheers MH

What works for one will not for another. My first setup was  the much-ballyhood Syntace Stratos basebar with C2 clipons but the ski bends actually bothered my wrists, making it feel too unnatural, so I tried and really like Oval Concepts A701 Laminar setup (with a claimed 1,209,600 available incremental adjustments) A701 Laminar Aero Bar Complete 3-4 LR_340x350.jpg  with s-bend extensions that are much more comfortable for me. 

http://www.ovalconcepts.com/uploads/prod/160/thumbnails/A701%20Laminar%20Aero%20Bar%20Complete%203-4%20LR_340x350.jpg

Does anyone know if Aero Bars will work on a Hybrid style bike?

My current bike is a Trek FX 7.2

link to bike:  [url]http://www.trekbikes.com/us/en/bikes/bike_path/fx/72fx/

(copy/paste that URL, I cannot figure out how to make it work on these forums)

If anyone has any experience with these aero bars, especially on a hybrid bike, especially especially on my model hybrid bike...I'd really appreciate the assistance.

Thanks,

Todd