Overview

Here you can find a video on how to measure your forearms for our armrests. For the Canyon armrest, this is a guideline; the desired width of the armrest is the most important factor.

For assembly instructions for the risers etc. please follow the links on our YouTube channel, some of the product designs in the videos may contain older versions.

For the BTAs, there are assembly instructions in video format or you can download the written version here as a PDF by clicking on the button:

These and other helpful videos on YouTube

TRI-C BTA Ironman & DTU compliant

Here we explain why our BTA is permitted on your competition day, what is important when measuring the rules, and what you should pay attention to.

BTA Rules Video

Assembly instructions TRI-C BTA

How do you assemble the TRI-C BTA for the Canyon CF, Cube C68, BMC, Orbea, or any other bike? Here's a quick overview and a short guide.

To the BTA video

2 bottles still allowed in the cockpit

Here we show how 2 bottles are still allowed in the cockpit with our Whoppa and can be easily mounted.

2 Bottles Video

Size chart

This table is intended to help you select the correct size for the standard armrests.

Mono armrest

For the Canyon armrest, the table can be used as a reference, but the distance from the outer edge is more important. This is the maximum width, i.e., how far apart you can place your arms.

TRI-C Videos

With us on YouTube

Product presentations, instructions, explanations of the DTU + Ironman rules and insights into our production can be found here:

TRI-C Youtube

Stop by

Short videos, lots of information

TRI-C and why our services improve your performance.

TRI-C Youtube

Links to videos:

Canyon Mono arm shell: https://youtube.com/shorts/DOq_GfzOdJY

BTA Canyon Riser (incl. Flex and GearGroove): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nOCBRLyPx-k

BTA Flex (Canyon CF, Cube c68 etc.)
https://youtube.com/shorts/G-vW9N-sgR8

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We look forward to your message, your concerns, or your feedback. We would also be happy to arrange a time for a personal discussion or meeting.