WheelBuilder Reynolds AERO PowerTap Package – Final Thoughts
You always wonder – when you take two great products and combine them, will they end up being greater than the sum of their individual parts? So when we started […]
Category Archives: Final Thoughts
Bontrager Aeolus 3 D3 Clinchers – Final Thoughts
In the AeroGeeks garage, products come and go quite frequently. We send big ticket items back when our review process is over and look forward to unboxing the next item […]
Vision TriMax Carbon Base Bar – Final Thoughts
Testing a base bar is not the easiest thing. The honest truth is that you really don’t want to spend much time in the pursuits. So how does one test […]
Bontrager XXX Aero – Final Thoughts
First impressions can be rough. They tend to represent the mere surface details of a product and leave out the finer points that take time to appreciate. Deep carbon wheels […]
Dash Cycles TT.9 – Final Thoughts
There are always gaps between idea and implementation; between data and the real-world. And when it comes to the Dash Cycles TT.9, we see one of the best ideas in […]
GoPro Hero3 Silver – Final Thoughts
When we first started reviewing the GoPro, our original intention was to use it as a black box camera; providing a way for riders to have video documentation of every […]
ICEdot Crash Sensor – Final Thoughts
5AM rides are always going to be a little nerve wracking. There you are, barely awake and sharing the road with equally groggy drivers in vehicles that weight 100X more […]
TriRig Omega – Final Thoughts
When we end our time with a product, we generally have a pretty good grasp on what we like and don’t like about it—the good points and the not-so-good points, […]
Specialized S-Works Trivents – Final Thoughts
When you first see the Specialized S-Works Trivents, the thing your eyes are immediately drawn to is the enclosure system, there is no other shoe on the market quite like […]
Cobb Cycling Gen 2 – Final Thoughts
After a month of riding the Cobb Cycling Gen 2 saddle, we come back on our initial thoughts – that this is a fine road saddle but not a saddle […]
Cobb Cycling Max Saddle – Final Thoughts
We’ve been riding Cobb’s Max Saddle for a few months now, and we can honestly say that we’ve fallen hard for its unique design. As we discussed in our First […]
Bontrager Hilo RXL Speed Dial – Final Thoughts
The Bontrager Hilo RXL Speed Dial caught us a bit by surprise. While we were looking forward to testing its innovations, we were a bit wary of a long nosed triathlon saddle. […]
Giro Air Attack – Final Thoughts
When we wrote our first article on the Giro Air Attack, the concept of an aero road helmet was still pretty new. Fast forward one month later and all of a sudden […]
Profile Design Aero HC – Final Thoughts
We never know quite what to expect when we publish a new First Ride article here on AeroGeeks. Sometimes the products or articles we feel are most controversial receive no […]
WheelBuilder AeroJacket Disc Cover – Final Thoughts
We, as triathletes and cyclists, participate in one of the more expensive sports in the world. This isn’t hyperbole; anyone who has looked at the price tag of a newest […]
Torhans Aero 20/Aero 30 Final Thoughts
“How much liquid do you need to carry, this ride?” That’s the question we asked ourselves before we loaded up the Torhans mount for our morning constitutional. If the answer […]
Osymetric Rings – Final Thoughts
We have to admit that it was a bit of bad luck that on the week we published our First Ride thoughts on the Osymetric chain rings, Bradley Wiggins also […]
FLO 30 – Final Thoughts
When we first rode the FLO 30, we noted all the things that FLO did right on the 30s – the wide tire bed, how well they soak up poor […]
Vision Metron Crankset – Final Thoughts
It isn’t often that a review can declare something categorically; we generally are forced to deal in nuance with products. So when something categorically better than the standard comes across […]
Zensah High Compression Shorts – Final Thoughts
A month ago we proclaimed that the Zensah High Compression Shorts provided the “perfect balance of compression and maneuverability (Our First Thoughts Here)”, so the question is after a month […]