Not really any any more. Ride them if you want to look stuck in the '90's.

Not very aero, comfortable, legal, or light.

This product is obviously the end of the line for the Cinelli aero bar that used to be legal in European pro road events. Not quite as aero or comfortable as the full-on aero bars, but quicker to get back to your brakes. A little more stable in your tuck, too, since you can't stretch out as far.

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Cinelli Spinaci is the actual product that I used.

light-ish, blue ano looks nice

flexy, arms too short, handle area is to small and compress your hands into cramped position, cannot rest elbows/arms on anything, need to over tourque the screws to keep from wrenching them around while at the same time this crushes / warps the 'bars

profile clip ons are only $10 more and offer a lot more adjustablity length and hand positions while being lighter and coming with bar top pads that take the edge off, or go with a cheap aero bar such as a profile century for $20-30 more.

gave them away to another person for free after a year of light use, can count the the number of hours I actually used them on a the number of fingers that my right hand has

still, their cheap and easy to pack up, unlike full size aero's which are more likly to get smacked around from their size, a flimsy bar at best

sorta disapointed, the are after all very cheap to pick up

take that 35 dollars and go buy a new chain, some frame polish, and a few cables

4/10 battlestar gallactica's

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resting arms on bar tops with hands draped over the hoods like and aero bar that is really wide