Profile Design Sonic Ergo 35a

Overview

Profile Design’s new Sonic bracket has been designed as the successor to the J2, which has been a somewhat ignored part of their range.  With this update it brings our new generation fit range to a wider range of price points, replacing the J2 bracket.  The Ergo armrest has been created to offer both a huge upgrade in fit range as well as increased rider comfort with a supportive curve to cup the arms.

Performance

The Sonic/Ergo is designed to present minimal frontal area to create as little aerodynamic drag as possible. The main purpose of an aerobar is, of course, to get the rider into a fast position despite a fairly minimalist appearance the Sonic/Ergo offers a comprehensive fit range for exactly this purpose.

Fit Data

• Armrest Offset: -70mm to -2.5mm in 7.5mm steps
• Armrest Width: 124mm to 290mm in 18.5mm steps (With Extensions at 100mm)
• Armrest Stack: 60mm (no riser kit) to 130mm in 5mm increments (With aftermarket Riser Kit)

The extension length and rotation can be easily adjusted using the top bolt.

There are 100 distinct position options achievable just by moving the armrests. Combine that with the risers and this bar offers 1500 possible configurations. As a clip on bar it is also possible to adjust the extension width and tilt easily. This is the most adjustable clip on bar on the market (and in history).

It is worth noting that their previous top level clip on aerobar, the J4/F35, offered 90 possible configurations. This highlights the significant step forward they’ve made with their new generation aerobars in allowing riders to precisely adjust their position.

Orgin

After they released the Supersonic (J5) as a premium bracket with market leading fit options and versatility they wanted to bring the same kind of options to the rest of their range of brackets and thus aerobars. By simplifying the extension clamp and shifting the wing forward to the bar centreline they were able to meet their targets. As a consequence of the simplification the Sonic is the lightest of their current brackets.

The Ergo armrest shares the flippable design of the rest of their new generation armrests. By swapping sides or rotating the armrests smaller increments of movement are achieved – making it simple to fine tune a riders position or match the position from their previous aerobar or bike.

Extensions

• Extension Shape: A 35 degree ski-bend extension suited to riders who prefer to adopt a wrist angle that is on the low side of the neutral range.
• The 35a is a straight 35° bend.