Profile Design T3 Plus Carbon – Review
Profile Design’s T3 Plus is hands down one of our favorite aerobars on the market today. We have ridden many bikes with these bars and loved every mile in them. […]
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XLAB Training Strobes – Review
Ride Safe – it’s a phrase that we don’t take lightly around here. We are always looking for products that help ensure we finish every ride without any extra scrapes, […]
2014 Boardman AiR TTE – Wind Tunnel Testing
The Boardman AiR TTE is an object of desire around AeroGeeks HQ; it is sleek, the cable routing is good, and the paint is classically understated. Oh, and it’s one […]
Cervelo S5 – Final Thoughts
“It’s the best of both worlds.” This is a phrase that many of us interpret as a fancy version of “compromise.” Yet when we started reviewing the Cervelo S5, this […]
Nathan Speed 2R Auto-Cant – Review
Hydration belts tend to be a very personal choice. Many times we’ve purchased one on a recommendation only to find that it doesn’t fit our bodies and we’re left pulling, […]
1-26-2014 WiR
For some it’s the off season, for others the beginning of the new season and for some – a day to be crowned champion. To those that raced the 2575 […]
Pearl Izumi Project E:Motion Tri N1 – Final Thoughts
We fell in love with Pearl Izumi’s Project E:Motion Tri N1s a few months ago, and after many miles of training runs and a few races, we can safely say […]
XLAB Torpedo System – Final Thoughts
When XLAB announced their new Torpedo System last year, it quickly became one of the most highly anticipated systems of 2013. Over the past few months we have covered both […]
Inviscid Design Speedfil R3 – Review
“One size fits all” usually doesn’t work quite as intended. However, it’s usually not because the products don’t deliver, but instead because there are always those situations that require a […]
1-19-2014 WiR
Sorry we missed last week’s WiR – most of the team was participating in the Disney World Marathon Weekend. To any of our readers who also participated – congratulations! And […]
Cervélo P2 – First Look
Welcome to Oceanside, California; temperature is a balmy 68 degrees, it’s about ten AM local time, and we are about to be part of the first group of journalists to […]
Stages Cycling – Partnership with Team Sky
There is little doubt that when it comes to the professional peloton – Team Sky is one of the most data oriented teams out there. Which is why we were […]
XLAB Mezzo and Mini Cage Pod – Review
Stuff – whether it is nutrition, a repair kit or your cellphone, sooner or later you are going to want to carry it on your ride. Jersey pockets are enough […]
Mavic Cosmic CXR 60 C – First Ride
For triathletes – the concept of non UCI legal has started to become common; at least when it comes to bike frames. At this point Felt, Trek, Specialized and Cervelo […]
K-Edge Stem Mount – Review
K-EDGE was born from the need for a chain catcher for Kristin Armstrong’s bike in the 2008 Beijing Olympic Time Trial. Since then, K-EDGE has become a household name for […]
2014 – What We Want
Last January we shared the five things we would most like to see in 2013. The good news is that most of our wishes for 2013 did come true. Manufacturers continued […]
1-5-2014 WiR (Happy New Year!)
We’re back! After two weeks away from the office the AeroGeeks are back and ready to make 2014 even better than 2013. Speaking of 2013 – thank you for making […]
12-22-2013 WiR (Happy Holidays Edition)
We had a huge week planned this week. Multiple posts sharing some of the latest products. However we realized that this time of the year is all about family – […]
12-15-2013 WiR
We know a few of you have been a bit lackadaisical with your holiday shopping and might have a triathlete or two still to check off your list. Make sure […]
Reynolds Aero 72/90 – Final Thoughts
Here’s the thing; developing anything is expensive. But developing things that need to be able to go fast is really expensive. So companies, if they’re smart, look at the best designs in the industry […]