Slotted fore-aft mounting points offer universal fitment across multiple bikes and handlebars.
Simply select your bike and we supply the correct wedge specification for the mounting requirements of your bike.
Arm cup angulation is the foundation of an effective high-hands position and the key to unlocking performance.
Our 15-degree wedge solution matches the geometry of the Aero One extension, improving your comfort and stability.
Ergonomically designed to provide security from forearm movement, without sacrificing comfort.
With a 9mm thick EVA pad Aero Base cups provide you with the combination of comfort and stability.
Aero One extensions have been designed to provide perfect hand placement with an optimised grip angle.
This geometry allows you to balance the demands of comfort and aero performance, for a range of TT disciplines.
The combination of our Aero One wedge and Aero Base cups, offer a total of 60mm of lateral and fore-aft adjustment, in 15mm increments.
This wide-range of arm cup adjustment is critical in allowing you to achieve your perfect fit, for your needs.
Whether you compete in UCI competition or IRONMAN Triathlon, Aero One has been developed for compliance with UCI regulations, while offering comfort to go the full distance.
We designed Aerobar One to be a simple and effective solution for achieving a true high-hands position.
This system of components serves as an introduction to a high-hands time trial position, combining the three vital components, necessary for successful execution. Our ergonomic design facilitates aero positioning, improving stability and support for the upper body when aero positions are employed.
Offering universal fitment, our wedges feature slotted fore-aft mounting points, catering for bikes/handlebars using M5 or M6 connection screws. Our Aero One extensions are the industry standard 22.2mm diameter, are compatible with modern electronic shifters and can be readily trimmed for the correct length and height.
The high-hands time trial position has long been used by athletes seeking greater comfort, but field aero testing (Alphamantis Technologies) shows that a properly supported high-hands position also tests faster as well.
Our test data shows a 3.5% lower average CdA (Variable 1 vs Variable 2 below). This is an equivalent power gain of 14 Watts, worth over 30 seconds for a 40 km time trial completed at 375 Watts. For a full distance IRONMAN completed at 290 Watts, this is an equivalent power gain of 10 Watts, worth over 100 seconds.
A properly supported high-hands position allows the athlete to better execute aero techniques and improves position consistency. The net performance gain from an improved aerodynamic position has a very significant impact on time trial performance, across all disciplines.
