MY race is this Sunday & I'm only now thinking about this. I confess, I probably spent more time on my roadie than TT bike this year than I should have.
For an olympic, what would you say is more "aero": A profile aero bottle between the aerobars or one/two standard water bottle cages on the frame? If it's the former, I will remove the frame water cages. FWIW, I ride a Trek TTX.
Yeah I know, it's a real beginner's questions. Thanks for your thoughts.
When I enter the tucked, aero position on the bike I get a binding sensation and pain as I raise the right leg when I pedal. How can I still maintain the aerodynamic race position without pain?
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This article estimates how much time can be saved in sprint races by converting from stock aero wheels found on most tri bikes to more aero disk and composite spoked wheels.
When first going aero, your shop should begin by putting you in the least aggressive position. This means the aerobar pads will be almost level or just below the saddle.
When people think of hydration in the aero position, the first name that comes to mind is the Aerodrink from Profile Design. I was expecting a pretty quick and breezy review of this water bottle.