CT® TIMEZONE TTH-17 Aerobar – UD Carbon Gray Aero Extensions for TT & Triathlon Performance
Take your aero game to the next level with the CT® TIMEZONE TTH-17 Aerobar—a high-performance upgrade designed for triathletes and time trialists who demand speed, precision, and comfort. Crafted from premium unidirectional (UD) carbon fiber, the TTH-17 combines featherlight weight with maximum stiffness and vibration-dampening properties for stable, responsive handling at race pace.
Its ergonomic aero geometry allows riders to maintain optimal positioning during long, intense efforts—helping reduce fatigue while maximizing aerodynamic gains. Whether you're racing an Ironman or a local TT, the TTH-17 provides a clean, aggressive cockpit layout built for performance.
A sleek gray carbon finish with subtle C.T. decals gives your bike a pro-level look, while universal compatibility ensures easy integration with most standard TT and triathlon setups.
🔧 Key Features:
✔️ UD Carbon Fiber Construction
High-strength, ultra-light UD carbon delivers stiffness and efficient power transfer with reduced road buzz.
✔️ Ergonomic Aero Profile
Shaped to support natural wrist and forearm alignment, encouraging sustainable posture for long-distance aero efforts.
✔️ Matte Gray Carbon Finish with C.T. Branding
Stealthy, modern look that complements any high-performance build.
✔️ Internal Cable Routing Compatibility
Clean, aero-ready cockpit integration when paired with compatible frames and base bars.
✔️ Universal Fit with Adjustable Mounts
Easily fits most TT/tri base bars using standard 22.2mm extension clamps or mounts.
✔️ Race-Proven Reliability
Tested in real-world racing conditions—ideal for high-speed, high-stress riding environments.
✅ Why Choose the TIMEZONE TTH-17?
Precision-engineered from lightweight UD carbon
Comfortable, ergonomic design for long-term aero hold
Race-inspired aesthetics with matte gray finish
Integrates with most major TT and triathlon setups
Built for durability, speed, and control
🚴♂️ Perfect For:
Triathletes racing at sprint, Olympic, or Ironman distances
Time trialists aiming for podium-level aero efficiency
Riders upgrading from alloy to carbon aero systems
Endurance cyclists focused on speed and comfort
