REDSHIFT Quick-Release Clip-On Bike Aero Bars, Bicycle Handlebar Rest, Aluminum Aerobar Extensions for Road, Triathlon, Mountain, Hybrid, Gravel Bikes, Cycling Biking Accessories Part, L-Bend

Very clever concept

Mit der Schnellspanner-Konstruktion kann man schnell zwischen mehreren Rädern wechseln, wenn man die zusätzlichen Basemounts extra kauft. Dann spart man sich das Ausrichten der Aerobars jedesmal wenn man das Rad wechselt. Allerdings ist bei mir eine Seite nicht exakt gefertigt, so dass eine Seite des Aerobar klappert, wenn er nicht belastet wird. (Also wenn man z.B. in den Bremhebeln fährt)

I love everything I buy front this company - never had a problem. These, for what they are, work great. I used them in a bit of an unconventional way on my bikepacking back, so I haven't had great use yet. That's not on them, that's my approach. I ended up having to go back to a 35 mm bar, and these are 31.8 only. There is a way out with the Fred bar, so wait and see there.

Very well made. 200 miles of use and no issues. Would definitely purchase again

Very pleased with these clip-on bars. They don’t add a lot of weight and have a ton of adjustability which really lets you dial them in. I really like the way they attach to the clips, making them very easy to remove and yet clamp tightly so there are no creaks or rattles. The pad is very comfortable and easily removed to clean. I did add one layer of electrical tape under the clamp to avoid scratching the bars, which hasn’t negatively affected the clamping at all. Overall very pleased with these bars!

I really like how quickly they can be dismount (especially when start going uphill), during my ride across the country from SF2Ny in July 2021 I took them off only one, when riding across Sierra Nevada (it like 8 hours uphill) and after that kept them on till New York. I like that during hot days some part of bar could get hot but bards stayed cold due to carbon nature. One funny thing about this bar is that it has channel for shift cables at the front and when I was riding with side wind they start whistling, so it can tell wind direction. If you don't like that sound just tape it over. It's such a great filling laying down and put power down, especially in Nebraska where long stretches