Profile Design accessories help organise hydration, nutrition and ride information around your riding position. Explore bottle systems, cages, computer mounts and storage for triathlon, time trials and longer road rides, with an emphasis on equipment that fits your bike and stays easy to use.
Why Choose Profile Design Accessories?
The range offers several ways to carry water: between your aerobar extensions, on the frame or behind the saddle. Front hydration systems can place a drinking tube within reach, while other mounts hold a conventional bottle. Top-tube storage keeps food and small essentials nearby, and dedicated computer mounts help position your screen around the extensions. Choose the layout around your existing fit, rather than changing a comfortable position just to accommodate an accessory.
Choosing Your Profile Design Setup
- Match the mounting points: Check extension spacing and shape for front systems, and the specified saddle or seatpost attachment for rear mounts. Some accessories fit particular Profile Design components rather than every aerobar or bike.
- Plan access and clearance: Leave space for your hands, controls and armrests. Check that you can drink, remove a bottle or read the computer without the accessories obstructing your normal riding position.
- Balance capacity and storage: Choose water capacity around the route and refill opportunities. A top-tube pack can carry nutrition separately; check its dimensions, knee clearance and whether it uses straps or frame bolts.
- Check the complete system: Confirm which bottle, cage, bracket and computer adaptor are included. Match replacement bottles and fittings to the exact system, and check the computer interface as well as the mount's fit to your extensions.
Start with the space available on your bike, then decide where each item will be easiest to reach. Our bottles and cages guide below explains the main hydration choices. For help planning your display and sensors, read our cycling tech buying guide.