Get Faster – Optimize your Aero
Speed. It’s what we’re all after. Shaving those seconds and minutes off of our time and destroying our personal records through any means necessary. Superbikes, skinsuits, aero wheels, aerobottles, and […]
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Zipp 60 / Zipp 30 Clincher – First Look
If the Zipp 60 Clinchers look familiar, it is because they are familiar. Remember the 404s before FireCrest? Well as it turns out, so does Zipp and here they are […]
2013 Litespeed C1R Aero Bike – First Look
Wow. Another day, another aero road bike review. Earlier this week we looked at the Cervelo S5 and the BMC TMR01. Today we have Litespeed’s aero road bike entrant, the […]
Cervelo S5 – Aero Down to the Water Bottle Mount
BikeRadar just republished their thoughts on the Cervelo S5 Team and gave it 4 out of 5 stars (recently another entrant in the Aero Bike category the BMC TMR01 received […]
Quintana Roo’s 2013 ‘Shift’ Lineup
Even when you are known as one of the biggest innovators in the sport, you are going to take a year off now and then, and sometimes that isn’t a […]
BMC TMR01 – First Look
Five years ago there were road frames and time trial frames, no one had yet heard of the concept of the aero road bike. Today we see multiple manufacturers producing […]
Puttin’ on the Disc (Brake) with TRP
Looks like Christmas came really, really early here at AG – TRP has just announced their road disc calipers with a dual pot design to help you stop when you […]
Aqua Sphere Kayenne
Ever since purchasing my first pair of goggles I’ve found that, at least in my case, they’re a very personal choice. And with so many choices out there, I kept […]
Ten Makes All The Difference (Garmin Edge 810/Edge 510 First Look)
The three of us here at AeroGeeks use Garmin 500s. We like them for their ease of use, their resilience in less than perfect conditions, and the absolute mountains of […]
BMC’s New Carbon Fiber Process and the Bike Defined by it (Impec)
When Toyota first introduced their LFA super car in 2010 one of the highlights of the vehicle was their new manufacturing process, specifically a new way of producing carbon […]
Amazing GoPro Videos from the 2011 Tour of California
In 2011 GoPro partnered with a number of teams at the Tour of California to mount cameras on both bikes and support vehicles. The videos from this experiment are nothing […]
AeroGeek’s Hydration Guide – BTA
In this post we will be covering the BTA (between the arms) bottle setup. The BTA position is universally considered one of the best—if not THE best—place for a triathlete […]
AeroGeek’s Hydration Guide – An Introduction
When it comes to winning, losing, and just completing races, it’s easy to get caught up in the conditioning of an athlete or the technology they use and forget the […]
Should Triathlon Qualify as an NCAA Emerging Sport for Women?
Triathlon has been steadily gaining in popularity among younger athletes—especially females. What’s more, according to the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), at least 160 triathlon “club” programs are already in […]
Embracing the Trainer: The Adventures of Indoor Cycling For Two
When I first found out I was pregnant, I knew that my days of riding on the open road were numbered. Like many prego triathletes, my doctor recommended that I […]
2013 – What We Want
The past year has been an exciting year for the triathlon community. From a competition perspective we saw new champions in both Vegas and Kona. Not to mention a thrilling […]
2013 Felt DA3 – First Look
In 2011 Felt brought its new flag ship TT machine to the market. The DA had all the prerequisites of a super bike; aero foil based design, hidden brakes, and […]
2012 Felt DA4
In 2011, Felt made it to the big time with their top-of-the-line DA. It was everything a superbike should be – aero, fast, well appointed, and drop-dead sexy. For ’12, […]
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from us here at AeroGeeks
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to you and your families !!!
The pedal is dead, long live the spindle
Mike and I had a bet going about TriRig’s new product, Mercury. For anyone unfamiliar with TriRig’s Mercury, it’s a spindle-style pedal with three huge features: absurdly low stack height, […]