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Question: I am 6'4" and am wondering if this will be long enough for the lenth of my elbow to hand, which I believe may be 16 inches?
Document: I love these bars. I purchased the bar so I could have a different position on long rides. I have not had an issue with the elbow pads as mentioned in other reviews. My first use was during a century ride where I spent most of my time in the T3+. I would recommend these bars to anyone. I have not wrapped to bars yet but I plan to in the near future.
The Profile T3 Aero Bars are great. They are a sturdy, well designed product. As many other reviewers indicate, there are enough adjustment options available that all should be able to find a comfortable fit. Taping the bars reduces / eliminates wind whistling through the cable slots. Initially, I was concerned that the stationary arm rests would eliminate one handle bar hand position option but this isn't the case (at least, not for me). Ride on!
I'm gradually riding more and more miles while using them. At first my lower back muscles and upper arms were killing me but it is getting better. Having another hand position on long rides alone makes these worth buying.Make sure to tape them up. It's more comfortable if you do and the pre-cut holes for brakes whistle in cross winds if you don't.
Bought this for a century I just did last weekend. The best part was having another hand position with no pressure. A little more aerodynamic too.
Adjustable in all directions you want, very comfortable for long run, difficult to go out without them... (mainly when you have to pedal against a strong front win). You can easily pick-up a 2 km/hr speed. I recommend it and have fun!
I do not race or enter in triathlons, etc. but I do often ride long distances (70-100 or more miles) in a day and will not ride without these again. Installation is very easy but finding the perfect fit took me a while. They are so adjustable in so many ways I'd be amazed if you can't find the right fit for you. I'm 6'3" and put these on a 61cm cyclocross bike and am quite comfortable.
As I've read before, the hardest adjustment was steering my bike in a crouched position. To play it safe, when other cyclists and runners were near, I switched to an upright position. However, when there was nothing but a long, open path, I moved back to a tuck position and let my legs do the rest.Including strong head and cross winds, my average pace for 15 miles was 22 mph.
Overall a good product. Without having a professional fitting done it is taking me a bit to get it dialed in just right. I am close to having it perfect for function and comfort. My only complaint is the pads. The mesh which holds the elbow pads to the under side of the bracket is starting to rip. Replacement pads are about $20 so I would have hoped they'd last longer. Overall I would recommend these clip on aero bars.
These aero bars really do the trick! they allow we to stretch out over the bike and rest my forearms while riding long distances. Before my shoulders and elbows would get really stiff and sore on long rides--now I drop down into the aero bars whenever I can and take the stress off my upper joints. These bars are also infinitely (almost) adjustable to fit bikes and riders of different sizes. Great value for the money and highly recommended.
My son and are 6'4&#34; and we were able to make the adjustments so that they fit perfect. Got into the right position to go fast!
Answer: yes