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Tri bars for Cervelo S2 / Felt AR4
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 2009-12-08 6:51 AM |
Veteran  339   Melbourne |  Subject: Tri bars for Cervelo S2 / Felt AR4About to spend some well earned overtime cash and get a new bike after riding around on a basic road bike that's done a great job of getting me back into cycling and into triathlons! My choices are both aero road bikes, as I reckon these will give me the best bang per buck for all my needs (commuting, weekend rides, & triathlons) as I don't really want more than one bike. If I was to put some tri-bars on either a Cervelo S2 or a Felt AR4 what type would be the best to go for? The two I've been looking at are the Profile Design T2+ Cobras (both alu & carbon) and the PD Jammers. Are these the best two? If not, what would you recommend? Nigel |
| 2009-12-08 6:05 PM in reply to: #2547493 |
Master 1993  Riverside, IL | Subject: RE: Tri bars for Cervelo S2 / Felt AR4 I ride an S2, and have the Jammers on my bike...but I'm 5'6" so the shorter bar length works well for me. Plus I preferred a bar with a bend in it, because I tend to get wrist pain if my hands are in certain positions. |
| 2009-12-13 1:28 PM in reply to: #2547493 |
| Regular 106 SF Bay Area, California | Subject: RE: Tri bars for Cervelo S2 / Felt AR4 After my Kestrel Talon was destroyed, I just bought a S2 with the Cervelo reversible seatpost and put my profile aerobars on it. It seems great but I have not raced on it yet. |
| 2010-04-01 8:28 AM in reply to: #2556476 |
| New user 5 | Subject: RE: Tri bars for Cervelo S2 / Felt AR4 JJohn, I know this is an old thread, but it came up when I searched the Felt AR4. I've been looking at both the Talon and Cervelo as well. Two questions if you don't mind. Why didn't you go back to the Talon after the crash? How is the S2 working out for you? |
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