Are there any riders here that ride a time trial frame/fork but setup with road style bars like Cinelli Ram etc? If so could you post pics of the setup?
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Time trial bike with road bars
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scottdurand said:
Are there any riders here that ride a time trial frame/fork but setup with road style bars like Cinelli Ram etc? If so could you post pics of the setup?
I am planning to switch my TT bike to a drop bar/Campy Ergo set-up with a Deda clip-on. Now that I live in Seattle, it is just too hilly to climb and shift with the aero bar-end mounted shifters. Shifting during out of the saddle climbing is not so smooth with the bar-end shifters. I don't have photos, but up front it will basically look like any other drop bar set-up with a clip-on.
Professional triathlete Joanna Zieger races long-course triathlons with a drop bar on a TT frame.
http://www.joanna-zeiger.com/sponsors/sponsors.html
There is a guy who posts regularly on the slowtwitch.com forum who races a Cervelo tri-frame with a conventional drop bar set-up. He logs on as GregX. Here is a link to a picture of his bike.
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I built this for a project, a really long stem! :eek:
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A local friendly member of the club has a Trek TTX rigged up with drop bars. It looks awesome (racing red) but the cornering isn't amazing.
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