Profile Design has launched the Supersonic Aerobar, a set of bar extensions that bolts onto the Zwift Ride smart bike frame, so you can get more aero on your indoor bike.
Made of forged alloy and weighing 222g, Profile Design says its extensions have a 42mm stack height and the width can be adjusted by 37mm.
The Profile Design Supersonic Aerobar includes Zwift Click controller mounting points and is supplied with Clicks, so you can control your Zwift Cog from the extensions, without having to change arm position to use the levers built into Zwift Ride.
The aerobars include a Zwift Tray, that’s integrated into them, replaces Zwift Ride’s phone tray and provides the necessary space to attach the extensions to Zwift Ride’s handlebar. There’s a ski-bend style design with anti-slip grips and Profile Design claims there’s plenty of adjustability to fine-tune your ride position and the placement of the Ergo+ armrest pads.
Profile Design will sell the Zwift Ride Supersonic Aerobar for £220 / $275 / €245 and you can pre-order it now.
Considering that Zwift Ride itself, without a turbo, costs £749 / $800 / €800, the Supersonic Aerobar requires a sizeable chunk of extra cash for what is likely to be only the most marginal of aero gains when riding a stationary bike.
Some competitor products such as the Wattbike Atom 2, and even some more basic indoor bikes from the likes of Schwinn, come ready-fitted with bars with extensions built in, although neither the Tacx Neo Bike Plus nor the Wahoo Kickr Bike Pro include extensions.
