riding aero on a road bike

Look at the ones that say "fast forward" or similar language.

http://trisports.com/seatposts.html

Here's a specific link to one.

http://trisports.com/proftomfasfo.html

Edited by auto208562 2006-12-11 11:54 AM

Have you tried tweaking your seat position, i.e., moving it forward or back on the rails?

Like yourself, I ride a road bike with clip-ons. Don't be afraid to experiment a bit with your seat height and position. Just make small adjustments and try them out for a while. If you're like me, you'll eventually get it dialed in so you're comfortable.

If Santa pulls through, I will have the Profile Design Fast Forward Carbon on my roadie here after Christmas

http://www.profile-design.com/2006_product_pages/seat_post/fast_for...

Also, if Santa acts right, I will have some clip ons as well

http://www.profile-design.com/2006_product_pages/aerobars/carbon_st...

Then, if Grandma acts right, I will have the new Arione Tri seat.

So, I am going to get my roadie set up in the aero position. My intention is to use my regular post and saddle for rides, and my new saddle and new post when I want to be aero. Just a quick loosening of the seatpost collar and swaparoo...

Kevin