Adding this one-piece carbon aero bar will make your bike feel like a super bike. It’s easily adjustable, which allows you to dial in your position (even on the fly). The mono riser brings an aerodynamic advantage and gives you that fast, cut-through-the-wind kind of feel. If you're a competitive triathlete looking to upgrade your cockpit, this is for you.

The perfect part for a triathlete trying to dial in their arm position for improved aerodynamics. The Angled Spacers are all about optimizing the angle of your elbows, not your reach or stack. Dialing in the perfect elbow position is essential for a comfortable (and fast) ride. We've found these types of spacers hard to find, so we're thankful that TriRig Angled Spacers are universal and fit on just about every set up.

Another TriRig part worth checking out, if you are an aero-enthusiast, is the Open Back Carbon Arm Cups. They give your arms more surface area to rest on, which leads to a more comfortable position. And when it comes to long course triathlon, a comfy position is a more aerodynamic position. If you're looking to avoid fatigue and discomfort during those long rides in the "aero-position", these arm cups can make a big difference.

This is actually the product that put TriRig on the map. Designed for rim brake bikes, the Omega One Aero Brake actually improves both your aerodynamics and your braking power—something that’s usually pretty hard to achieve at the same time. Many "super-bikes" these days have integrated disc brakes, but if you are still riding a model bike that has exposed rim brakes, the Omega One would be a nice upgrade. Sure, the aero advantage is nice, but the increased confidence from better braking power will really save you time, especially in sketchier conditions.

The Kappa Saddle Cage is intended to be mounted behind your saddle. In triathlon, this is an optimal position for a water bottle because it's "out of the wind", meaning your drag is reduced and you ride faster. This is a simple upgrade that every competitive triathlete can make. Reaching for a bottle behind your body takes a little bit of skill, so be sure to practice before hitting the open road. And don't worry, using this cage won't mean your bottle will go flying on the first bump. This carbon cage is specifically designed to keep your bottle securely in place, even through bumps and vibrations.