The New Cervelo P3 – First Look
The King of Kona has returned! With the launch of the P5 last year, one of our biggest questions was what would happen to the P3? In bicycle years, eight […]
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SRAM 22 – First Look
Surprises are good, but anticipated surprises are even better. On April 1, SRAM showed off a video teasing what we all expected to be its new 11-speed road system. We […]
Torhans Aero System – First Ride
Torhans isn’t a new name to AeroGeeks, having made the VR bottle that comes standard on our Felt DA, so when we had the opportunity to test out the rest […]
4/14/2013 – AeroGeeks Week in Review
It’s been a good week, here at AeroGeeks HQ. We’ve spent time in the saddle, got our first thoughts out on the Zensah compression shorts and the FLO 30s, writing […]
FLO Cycling FLO 30 – First Ride
We don’t much like blanket statements here at AeroGeeks HQ. There’s nearly always a whole mess of exceptions that we have to weasel around to make them fit. But there […]
Zensah High Compression Shorts – First Ride
Have you ever received clothes in the mail and thought to yourself, “Wow. There is absolutely no way I am going to fit into that.” Well, that pretty much sums […]
4/7/2013 – AeroGeeks Week in Review
A nice balanced week here at AG headquarters. We had a first look at the new Profile Design TwentyFour series, a first ride with the Dash Cycles Tri.7, and a […]
Hawk Racing BB30 – Final Thoughts
In our first ride article with the Hawk Racing BB30 Bottom Bracket we described the sensation of pedaling as using a hot knife to cut butter. It was that smooth. Devon came […]
Profile Design TwentyFour Series – First Look
When it comes to the big manufacturers in triathlon, it doesn’t get much bigger than Profile Design. We’re willing to bet that someplace in your garage you probably have at […]
Dash Cycles Tri.7 – First Ride
When we received the Tri.7 from Dash Cycles we honestly wondered if this saddle could have come from the same insanity that brought us the Mad Fiber Clinchers. These two products share […]
3/31/2013 – AeroGeeks Week in Review
It was a good week here at AeroGeeks. We started the week by sharing our thoughts on SBR’s TriSlide. We also took a first look at Specialized’s new Tri\TT saddle, […]
Hawk Racing 50mm Clincher – Final Thoughts
Let’s face it; buying a set of mid-depth V-shaped wheels is not an easy decision to make. There are an incredible number of options to choose from, using very similar […]
Specialized Sitero – First Look
With the introduction of the SHIV in 2012, Specialized was the first of the big 3 cycling manufacturers to introduce a triathlon-specific frame. Specialized continues to innovate in tri-specific market […]
SBR TriSlide Review
While we work hard on each and every review and never recommend a product we don’t fully believe in, there are some products that we feel demand extra special attention […]
3/17/2013 – AeroGeeks Week in Review
Only two reviews this past week but these were first looks into two very exciting products. First are the Mad Fiber Clinchers that we liked so much, we brought them […]
110% Overdrive Compression Kit – First Look
Say the word “rice” to a group of triathletes and you’ll get two definitions. It’s either a gluten-free carbohydrate that’s found in many of their meals, or it’s the mnemonic […]
Mad Fiber Clinchers – First Look
We’ve never had the chance to show up at a Starbucks in a Lamborghini Aventador wearing nothing but spandex. However, we suspect that when we showed up at a local […]
3/17/2013 – AeroGeeks Week in Review
In a little over three months we have had over 20,000 views! This is way beyond anything the AG group ever envisioned. Thank you to all of our readers for […]
XLAB’s Aero TT – Final Thoughts
The Aero TT allows you to carry a full 20 oz. of liquid on the frame with virtually no effect on aerodynamics. With that in mind, we have always looked […]
XLABs Aero Cage Optimizer – Final Thoughts
In our first post we called the Aero Cage Optimizer the “biggest little item we’ve seen in a while.” It’s one month later and we still feel the same way. In fact, we think […]