Profile Design Legacy II Aerobars, Aluminum Aerobar Extensions for Triathlon and Time Trial Bikes, Adjustable Armrests, Handlebar Rest for Cycling, Black, One Size

So, I had my triathlon bike stolen a little while ago. Until my new bike comes in, I've had to use my hybrid bike. In an effort to make it as race-worthy as possible, I decided to throw on road tires and get some aerobars. Apparently, putting aerobars on hybrids isn't very popular because of the body positioning it puts you in. But, it worked really well for me. It's a little less stable than being on the handle bars, but I didn't notice that at all once I got going. The aero benefit by far outweighed that.Of the ones I tried, this was definitely the best. The price was good and the bars are very comfortable. I have long arms, but that wasn't an issue at all as the armrests are nice and big. Also, the curved bars made them really comfortable. I thought the pads were very comfortable.It was really easy to install and they included extra parts for 26mm bars - which I have on the hybrid. This was the only brand in this price range that I saw with the adjustment parts.Just finished my first race and I was very pleasantly surprised with how well they performed. I was in the aero position for most of the 18 mile bike leg and felt really comfortable and surprisingly fast. My hamstrings were definitely feeling it more than normal when I got off, but that's more the hybrid than the bars.I would highly recommend these aerobars.

Value for money:Easy assembly and good quality

Does what it should for a decent price. Only reason for 4 and not 5 stars is the fact that the bolts are too short and after adjusting the aero bar a few times they were not holding anymore. I read a comment of someone who bought M6 20mm bolts and that saved my aero bars when I was ready to trash them and buy another one.

After reading through the reviews, I was a little concerned that installing would be a challenge, so I pre-bought longer screws and rubber backing to keep the bars from moving. Turns out I didn't need any of that. It took me about 30 minutes to install with the parts provided, but I probably wasted 20 minutes making sure I had everything I needed ready to go. I had to go out and buy electrical tape and bar tape to finish it off.I'm 4 rides in with the new Aerobars, and I'm instantly 2 mph faster! I got comfortable with the new body position quickly and can feel the difference when I come out of the aero position back on the horns. If you're looking for instant gratification, this will do it!My only knock is that they do not adjust in length, but then again, I bought them anyway, so that's on me. I'm 6'-3" and although they work great, I would like them to be slightly longer. Just food for thought. I'd buy them again for sure!

I've put about 150 miles on my road bike using these bars most of the time. So far they have held up well, installation was easy and after a few adjustments and trial runs I found my preferred angle and position. They are pretty light and feel pretty sturdy and decent quality, they have never shifted or rattled on rides. They are great in the wind and help so much with drag reduction. I wish the pads were better quality, they have a cheap-ish look and feel and I wonder if they will stay as comfortable on long rides ( 50 miles +). So far I have done a 40 mile ride with satisfying comfort.These are the best you can get for this price range, if you want a step up in comfort, you will have to pay more.

It fits the bill. There are more and less expensive aerobars out there but this one is sturdy, comfortable, is a breeze to install, and is exactly as advertised.I would suggest wiping the plastic down with rubbing alcohol before installing the adhesive pads. Also, before you peel the backing off of the pad, place a the proper size T- handle allen (5?) through the hike first to ensure the hole in the pad is lined up with the bolt :0)I would recommend these aerobars!

Struggled for months to get these bars to fit on my surly trucker bar which has a diameter of 31.8mm. The Amazon description says that these will fit that diameter, but let me warn you: they will not. No matter how you try and shim them or tighten them, they remain loose, and prone to slipping, and could cause a serious bike wreck. Avoid these like the plague. I tried to return these, but apparently the fact that these bars are not stable and cannot be used for their intended purpose on a 31.8mm handlebar isn't defective. News to me!

Installed it on my road bike and following are the issues with it1. No instruction manual, you have figure it out yourself2. No Allen key provide, so be ready to buy it if you don’t have one3. The threading on the bar is aluminum, so it can easily wear if not aligned while tightening the screw. Wish this part was made of steel.4. The arm pads are thin and might reduce thickness over time, so be ready to get thicker pads soon.Overall, this is priced higher and wish above issues did not exist. I will update once i use it and see how it holds up.