Aero Bars on FATBIKE
I am planning to install Aero Bars on my FAT bike.
Aero Bars are supposed to provide enough comfort for long rides i.e 100+ kms. Any FAT BIKE user here who has already installed AERO BARS on his/her FATBIKE who can give me review about its use? |
sounds a bit interesting....
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I don't ride a fatbike, but I do have aerobars on my wider-tired "go anywhere" bike, where I use them as an additional hand position, not explicitly for speed. Having said that, I would recommend something like Profile Design Airstryke II. The flip-up armrests are excellent, and the ability to add riser blocks anywhere from 5-70mm tall means you can adjust the height of the rests to best suit your riding position. I absolutely love mine, and use them on every single ride.
Also an excellent place to hang your helmet. |
Nope, you'd be better off with a set of touring bars, Jones, Moloko, VO Crazy Bars
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Aero bars on a fat bike are incongruent with MY fatty's intended use, but do what you want to if it works for you. To my mind, putting aero bars on a fat bike is like putting wings on a John Deere.
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Check t.s.p cycle farm in Italy, they do an awesome fat tire bike with bullhorns its stunning.
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The guy has did the Texas Ironman riding one, with aero bars
https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...b0424f285c.jpg |
https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...b8107e7693.jpg
I mean, stranger things have been done... https://bikerumor.com/2017/01/23/tt-...-equinox-born/ |
Originally Posted by Dr.Lou
(Post 20939997)
Aero bars on a fat bike are incongruent with MY fatty's intended use, but do what you want to if it works for you. To my mind, putting aero bars on a fat bike is like putting wings on a John Deere.
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