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You can adjust the length of the handlebars as well as the arm rests.
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Improve your efficiency and comfort during the cycling portion of long-distance triathlons. The length of the handlebars and the position of the arm rests can be adjusted to suit you.
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We also offer payment in 2, 3 or 4 installments for purchases of €150 or more.
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You have up to 90 days to return your items. More information via this lien.
You can adjust the length of the handlebars as well as the arm rests.
5 mm thick foam arm rests
40° angle for natural handling
Accessible screws
Bar graduations
Fits 31.8 and 26 mm diameter handlebars
Aluminium 6061
490 g
Description
Your position should be as natural as possible, even if you have to make an effort to relax into it to start with (shoulders and neck). We recommend finding an adjustment that allows you to have your elbows resting on the arm rests with a 90° angle between the arm and the forearm. Your hand should fall naturally on the end of the bars for a natural grip. You will probably have to bring your saddle forward on its clamp and perhaps shorten your stem.
Extenders are authorised in triathlons when drafting (cycling while sheltered by another triathlete) is forbidden. We advise checking the regulations for your race, which generally specify this. As a general rule, extenders are forbidden for short-distance triathlons (super sprints, sprints) and authorised for middle to long-distance triathlons (from Olympic distances).
No particular level, quite the opposite in fact! We especially recommend finding the adjustment that lets you use your extenders over prolonged periods without worrying about aches. Consequently, you will gain in speed or reduce fatigue so you can take on the running portion in the best possible conditions.
So you can become a real triathlete of course! That could have been the answer for this emblematic product, but we offer you another approach. On smooth routes, we recommend using extenders so you can vary your position as well as improve efficiency. As soon as you find the right adjustment, you can hold this position for a long time.
Description
Your position should be as natural as possible, even if you have to make an effort to relax into it to start with (shoulders and neck). We recommend finding an adjustment that allows you to have your elbows resting on the arm rests with a 90° angle between the arm and the forearm. Your hand should fall naturally on the end of the bars for a natural grip. You will probably have to bring your saddle forward on its clamp and perhaps shorten your stem.
Extenders are authorised in triathlons when drafting (cycling while sheltered by another triathlete) is forbidden. We advise checking the regulations for your race, which generally specify this. As a general rule, extenders are forbidden for short-distance triathlons (super sprints, sprints) and authorised for middle to long-distance triathlons (from Olympic distances).
No particular level, quite the opposite in fact! We especially recommend finding the adjustment that lets you use your extenders over prolonged periods without worrying about aches. Consequently, you will gain in speed or reduce fatigue so you can take on the running portion in the best possible conditions.
So you can become a real triathlete of course! That could have been the answer for this emblematic product, but we offer you another approach. On smooth routes, we recommend using extenders so you can vary your position as well as improve efficiency. As soon as you find the right adjustment, you can hold this position for a long time.
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