Bike Aero Bar, Aluminum Alloy Aero Bars for Road Mountain Bike, Bicycle Racing TT Handlebar Clip on Armrest Bar, Relaxation HandleTriathlon Handkebars …

Worked pretty well for my first sprint triathlon. Some loosening overtime, but could be operator error. Works good enough.

Installation took about 10-15 mins (solo)I changed the tacky looking grips to my own wraps.Took it out for about 10 miles. From my assessment, the company took peoples reviews into consideration. I had all parts (plus a little extra), paper instructions (not rocket science). The pads were not bad at all.In my opinion they are fine for “training/casual” but not for “racing”. They stay in place if you keep your core tight or are gentle with them. However if you move a lot or try and place all your body weight on them it will move.

Everything came exactly as pictured so that was nice. The bolts seem good quality, and while the machining is, well, what you’d expect, it does secure to the bars very good. Would I have liked to buy some profile designs bars? Yes. But, for the price, these will get the job done I am sure. So far no regrets buying them.I will note I do own a bike with high end aero bars so I do have something to compare them to.Will update after I use these on a 4 day trip next week.

I got these to use on my stationary bike while a broken thumb heals. The instructions were very minimal and hard to make sense of, but it was thankfully doable to figure out how to install the bars anyway. They've been working well enough for me to get some riding in without putting pressure on my hand, but the plates where I rest my elbows have been bending, which would have me concerned about using them for more than a few weeks, especially if I was logging lots of time on the bike.

No idea how to install these. No instructions provided. I basically lit $50 on fire because they are unusable. If you want to receive a box full of metal parts with no instructions, I recommend this.

Adaptable y se siente como si fuese una pieza original de la bicicleta

I have a canondale synapse (Al) and the bars fit fine without spacers. The padding doesn't fit the shape on the elbow rests very well, and the pad velcro isn't very strong. That said they're comfortable enough for the price. The hand grips are cheap and you'll get black stuff rubbing off on your hand. Also the bars are slightly different so it takes a while to get them adjusted and they aren't perfectly parallel to each other, one is slightly canted so it can be awkward and cause strain after a while if you aren't careful.

I do triathlons on a regular road bike, these aero bars were east to install and they work better than I could have excepted. After my first ride I found a comfortable position and they have improved my aerodynamics. You cannot go wrong with these.