Clip on aerobars for integrated handlebars

[bremerradkurier]

Saw this today-clamp appears somewhat adjustable, but hoping somebody else was brave enough to try these first ;-)

Not a whole lot of me too resellers so far.

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[ejump0]

imo:
- carbon flat top handlebars arent meant to be clamped as it probably arent reinforced to handle squeeze force. but with flat-wide profile, user may get away without clamping with high torque as the clipon wont roll fwd or backward
- the left n right clamps might be too far apart. workaround: the left n right clamp may need to be swapped so the arm cup are inboard. I n S bars a no go, J-bar need to angle inward so hand grips are closer together.
- cant adjust tilt, thus high angle J-bar preferred