Profile Design

4 recommendations and reviews from 4 people

• Referral from March 9, 2014
  

  Diane O. asked:

  Thinking about getting aero bars. Any recommendations?

  

  Kelly J. replied:

  http://www.profile-design.com/.../aerobars/aluminum-aerobars

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• Referral from September 28, 2013
  

  Ahmed A. asked:

  Any suggestions for clip-on aero bars?

  

  Matt H. replied:

  http://www.profile-design.com/.../aluminum.../t2-plus.html

  

  Bryn C. replied:

  Also, think about if you are racing or will be. Certain races need to have draft legal bars while other do not. Also, a lot of riders hate riding in a pack with aero bar guys. This is because aero bars can snag a jersey or a seat pretty easy and are less agile when you need to do some quick avoiding. The draft legal ones are designed to not catch, they have a little brace on the end joining the two arms so you don't lance someone. The profile design bars are always good, I have the clip on ones from them before and they work well. Look for something that is adjustable and consider length, you can always chop them but cant grow em.

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• Referral from March 10, 2013
  

  ken_aldag asked:

  Anyone have a recommendation for budget friendly clip on aero bars. Ken

  

  Ken, Elaine and I both have Profile Design Airstryke. I like the flip up armrests which get them out of the way when riding upright. They have a newer model out now Airstryke-S with an s-curved grip. Can buy locally or on line. Easy installation on a standard road bike handlebar and good adjustability. Check out Profile-design.com for various models and accessories drink bottles etc.

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