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Clip on Some Smart Enve System Aero Extensions for Speed

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Clip on Some Smart Enve System Aero Extensions for Speed

Whether you’re a triathlete, endurance road cyclist, or ITU specialist, clip on aerobars can be the perfect set up when you’re looking for an aero position on a standard road bike. Clip-ons attach to standard road handle bars to allow for the use of drop bar shifters while still offering a more aerodynamic riding position. The latest option for fans of the clip-on comes as ENVE expands their SES (Smart Enve System) aero line with their new Aero Clip-On Extensions.

Clip on Some Smart Enve System Aero Extensions for Speed

Clip on Some Smart Enve System Aero Extensions for Speed

Clip on Some Smart Enve System Aero Extensions for Speed Clip on Some Smart Enve System Aero Extensions for Speed

ENVE’s SES Aero Clip-On extensions will be offered in two different base models with one offering a standard 31.8mm handlebar clamp that will fit any standard road bar, and the ENVE SES aerobar specific model. The latter will only work with the ENVE SES Aero road bar creating a seamless aero set up that is still drop bar shifter compatible. Both Clip-On sets will be sold with S-Bend or J-Bend extensions, while the SES model will also be compatible with straight extensions.

Just so you have enough carbon fiber on your ride, almost the entire structure is crafted from carbon including the pad carrier which has 10 degrees of rotation and eight hole positions for plenty of adjustability. The extensions themselves are designed to be run with or without bar end shifters and include a plug for non shifter use.

Both versions of the SES Aero Clip-Ons will retail for $350.

enve.com

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vectorbug
9 years ago

Do they make them any longer or is that as long as they get?

Derek
Derek
9 years ago

I’m pretty sure they don’t intend for you to run the bars as pictured. They just have one bar and you cut it to get the shape you want (straight, s-bend, ski-bend).

I will say that it doesn’t really make sense to market them like that though.

Rico
Rico
9 years ago

For some reason I can’t stand clip on TT bars. I’ve noticed a few portly weekend warrior dudes using these things to chase down flat strava koms, and it’s awkward looking. Why not just get a tt bike? I guess I can see how it would make sense for a very amateur triathlete who already has a road bike, but in that case I’d recommend a cheapo profile or vision pair.

greg
greg
9 years ago

sometimes youre doing that one amateur stage race that has a time trial. do you want to drag that whole other bike with you for one hour of a multi day event? or just bring your deep wheels and some clip ons?

Jon
Jon
9 years ago

Always bring the TT bike….unless you like last place!

Psi Squared
Psi Squared
9 years ago

Interesting, SamSkjord. It looks like Froome didn’t follow the advice of the experts in BikeRumor’s comment sections.

Fattylocks
Fattylocks
9 years ago

Can I mount my AIR-SPEAR to these?

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