has anyone used the T3+ aero bars on a specialized secteur sport compact?
1251540
Sorry, mine is a Trek. But if you have a normal single handlebar "gooseneck", they should work no problem! They bolt on individually. Best of luck to you!
1251541
No....just a traveling gravity Beware though the specs I read on here weren't correct. I should have given it a low rating since I had to buy a shim kit therefore to get it on. They're super comfy though.
1334948
So long as your new bars are not radically thick or thin there shouldnt be problem. Might be a good idea to get new cables and cable sheaths too, and make sure you know what your doing... some beginner bike modders get this part muddled and then inevitably end up at their bike shop trying to get help.
2132310
Most riders have road bikes with really good handlebars on them to start. The curves on those bars offer 3 different hand positions. But on hybrids or bikes with straight bars, putting aero bars on them means the more bends there are, the more options you have for hand placement. I usually only see the ones like these if I see them on a triathlon bike or something similar.
800576
I believe so since they're a square bar, not the aero. But it might be best to look up your Thule model and check that way, the current ones on the website say if they need an adapter or not.
150219
I looked at a couple of pictures of this Schwinn model. It doesn't look like it has the rear mounting posts that newer bikes have. Supposedly that isn't a problem because you can use P clamps to create mounting posts on the two tines or frame extensions that normally have these posts. However, I'm not even sure that the Schwinn sports world has two tines. (This wording is pretty awkward.) You may want to take your bike to a bike shop and ask an expert. You may only be able to use the time of rack that wraps around the seat post. I have one of those, and it works quite well.
155289
It works well with my T3i...the trick is really getting the weights and practice a fluid motion. The tool only works as good as the operator. And yes rack focus is a pain, you'll need a separate controller and monitor for that.
2020506
They work like a dream with the 6235s. They are easy to install, and once installed, they reduced vibration felt through the bars. And they also look pretty cool.
1771365
Not if put on correctly. I had flat bars installed on my trek bike and the guy who did them for me put this on for me. I really like this gadget!
1741163
I have not. But I don't see why it would be an issue as long as the shifters are for the same diameter bars.
232734
They make 2 different configurations 1 works on a standard road bar setup and the smaller one works off the aerobar, hope that made any sense
604250
Yes, I use the Viper for my two road bikes, one carbon frame and one steel frame. They both survived a trip across the country with no problems.
1627989
Measure the diameter of your current bars using calipers. If the diameter is the same as these cafe racer bars, then yes, they will work on your bike. You need to make sure the diameter is the same so that the bars fit with you triple clamps.
985055
Sorry, I don't know about aerobars, I purchased them for use as barend shifters on road bike handlebars. They work flawlessly.
1636344
The only thing I know is that one bolt is bad. Since the bolt is not working, this aero bar cannot be installed on any handle bars. Thanks!
1145686
Yes it does. I have this foot pack and use it with my aero bars. Such an awesome system!
360063
I believe so, because this stem does come with additional spacers, which I needed to use with my bars, if the 105 is too narrow. I like this stem a lot.
1190938
The Nashbar Trekking bars fit a stem with a 25.4 mm clamp. I believe that is the size clamp you have, but you should measure it first to make sure.