Which size Aubisque is right for you?

The Aubisque is designed for bikes where handlebar disassembly or rotation (as required in the Tourmalet and Ventoux respectively) is restricted or undesirable, such as highly integrated aero road bikes and TT/tri bikes. Because the bike is loaded in with the handlebars in the straight-ahead position, selecting the correct size is a two-step process involving both height and width.

Step 1: Choose your height (Measurement A)

The height of the box is determined by Measurement A. For the Aubisque, this is measured from the centre of the bottom bracket to the very top of your seat tube. Do NOT include your saddle or seat post.

• Choose Low height for a Measurement A of 555mm or less.
• Choose Mid height for a Measurement A up to 595mm.
• Choose High height for a Measurement A up to 635mm.
• Choose Max height for a Measurement A up to 675mm.

Step 2: Choose your width (Measurement H)

The width is determined by Measurement H, which is the total width of your handlebars at their widest point (e.g. taking into account any flare or the position of the shifters if they exceed that).

• Choose Standard width for handlebars up to 420 mm wide.
• Choose Wide width for handlebars over 420 mm wide (up to a maximum of 480 mm).

Measurement F: Bar reach (165 mm or less)

Measurement F is the horizontal distance from the centre of your front axle to the furthest forward point of your bike, which is usually the tip of your brake levers. Do not include aero extensions as these will be too long and need to be removed or rotated down for travel.

For all Aubisque models, this measurement must be 165 mm or less. If your cockpit extends further than this, please contact us to discuss potential adjustments or alternative models.

Measurement C: Wheelbase (952 mm - 1080 mm)

The Aubisque is designed to accommodate a wheelbase between 952 mm and 1080mm. This range covers the vast majority of performance-oriented road and triathlon frames.

Measurement G: Cockpit Height

The vertical distance from the centre of your front wheel axle to the top-most point of your bars as shown. You only need to check this if it is greater than Dimension A + 120mm.