Aerobar Setup: Does Lower Always Equal Faster?
- By Ian Buchanan and Dean Phillips
- Published Jan 24, 2012
- Updated Dec 17, 2012 at 3:57 PM UTC

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While setting up the aerobars as low as possible to maximize aerodynamics may sound logical, once past a certain point, it can actually increase drag while inhibiting muscle recruitment and power. Work with a qualified bike fitter to determine your best position.
Ian Buchanan and Dean Phillips are co-owners of Fit Werx, Road & Triathlon Cycling Specialists (Fitwerx.com).
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