🚲 Revolutionize Your Cycling Experience with XLAB Super Wing! Review

I've had this on my bike for a long time. I bought a used tricycle and the guy had a carbon fiber fender. The carbon version is a bit lighter, but the Super Wing offers more options for attaching water bottles. It's nice to turn the bottle back for shorter races when a mid-flight dismount can make all the difference, or have it direct on a longer race when aerodynamic advantage outweighs descent time. It's lightweight, durable and amazing. Get your stuff off the frame and behind your butts…

I didn't want to spend that much money so I went with the two lower end models (mini wing and turbo wing). I use extra tanks for my long distance rides (100+ miles), so my situation requires that I can also carry extra gear (snorkels, CO2, food, etc.). I tried to get the other two to do their jobs and the Turbo Wing did a better job, but in the end the Super Wing did an exceptionally good job. It is made out of one piece with a real molded center to hold an extra pocket inside (mini pockets)…

So far I like it very much. I installed it to replace the stock bike bag and move the water bottle cage out of the tube. Now I have two cages behind me so I never run out of water. The mini XLAB bag holds my repair kit and fits perfectly in the fender. There is also space for a spare tube which I attached with velcro in the horizontal part. Overall the wing is really versatile and I'm glad I made the switch. It also makes me look like a real triathlete, so it never hurts. One note: I had a very

Super Wing is a must for triathlon bikes. I just completed a triathlon at Reston and found several riders using rear hydration systems. So I bought this product and I am satisfied! I had to go to a bike shop to install the Xlab as the instructions call for using a "bike" torque wrench to ensure the fender is properly seated on the seat tracks (each nut requires 30 pounds of torque). In the past I have used the vertical profile aero balloon found in my aero bars. After a long ride, I got so…