I really love the shape of 3T's gravel handlebars that i own today. From the hoods they go straight down half the way - then only the part you actually hold is flared. This makes the handlebar less wide, while still keeping big flare. Would actually make sense on both Road and gravel handlebars to use such design. The 3T bars are ~80mm wider in the drops than in the hoods - and that grip feels very flared, since all the flare is on only haft the height. So one could do less flare for "same" feeling as others, or just have more effective flare for same outer width.
I have been hoping somebody would make road handlebars with such design, but 380/410 width.

Yeah, i really like alot of 3Ts products, but they are way to expensive for my budget.

I just got very similar bars on AliExpress from RXL SL: https://a.aliexpress.com/_EGCm0AQ

It looks like both models (Seekrun or Meroca/Raceworks/GTMRK) have 0 setback. Of course you can still move your saddle back a little to compensate.

I've given the Elita One 3D EX a try after finding the Ryet X16 a bit too wide and flat for me, after hearing about it in this video: https://youtu.be/gtHBO8s8kME?is=UJwXedUR3AoM1zqZ

I really like it so far. It's replacing a Mixed 5D as my new favorite.
For reference, I also tried a worn-out Selle SMP Composit and liked the shape a lot, but the complete lack of padding was a bit too much. I also suspect it was a bit collapsed by the previous owner.

It seems like it might work, I've send seller a question about clamping width. I'm not sure about RXL-SL, I've heard these likes to break.

Did you get more info about clamping width and/or about the quality of rxl-sl bars?

This one might actually offer more space for that https://it.aliexpress.com/item/1005009817783746.html

This looks like it could be a counterfeit Easton bar, watch out.

Another possibility to use clip ons with aero bars might be these clip on adapters, which are meant to go on the oval part of the bars: https://a.aliexpress.com/_EGQD8QM

There's a very similar (identical?) wireless dropper by GTMRK, which is available in 27.2: https://a.aliexpress.com/_EJ9I2Gg

Do you know if it's actually the same as the Meroca under a different label?

I got the Goldix crankset with 24mm steel axle for a GRX 2x build. The Aliexpress listing says it has a 48mm chainline. In comparison with a Senicx PR3 I have, it is noticeably wider so 48mm seems right. Unfortunately the Goldix cranks are very flat, and so they touch the top of the GRX front derailleur (braze-on FD-RX810) on my frame.
I tried using a 2mm spacer, but I think that's too much for the FD.

I'm now looking at the Senicx GR3. On the official website there's a version that's officially 2x with the desired 47.5mm chainline: https://senicxtech.com/portfolio/gr3-b1/
On AliExpress I can only find 1x versions of the GR3, where the stated chainline is 49.7mm. But I suspect the cranks may be identical, and the difference in stated chainline may be because it's measured on the outer ring position for 1x, while it's measured between rings for 2x. What do you think?
I believe this is the same for Shimano GRX 1x vs 2x cranksets: identical, but 47.5mm vs 49.7mm stated chainline s.

I also came across this Wuzei carbon crankset with a strange 52mm chainline for a 2x : I just found this on AliExpress:
https://a.aliexpress.com/_EzY1xHw

I really like the features of this frame (tire clearance, mounting points, internal storage) but I'm looking for something with less aggressive geometry. Any suggestions?