K-EDGE Garmin TT Mount – Review
For those not in the know, the “K” in K-EDGE stands for Kristin; as in Kristin Armstrong, the two-time Olympic gold medalist in the Individual Time Trial. What they do […]
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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 […]
FitSip – Review
Chances are you’re not going to bring out the full-packed Fuel Belt for a quick recovery run or even when you’re competing in a 5K. However, if you’re anything like […]
ICEdot Crash Sensor – First Ride
The spouse of every athlete knows the feeling – your partner told you they would be back from their 100km by 10 and it’s now 10:30. At first they think […]
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 […]
GoPro Hero3 – First Ride
When it comes to new products, we typically have one of three reactions – we don’t like the product, we like the product, or we like the product so much […]
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 […]
Torhans VR Tool Carrier – Review
There are few things Devon really hates to put on a bike, however saddle bags are one of them. He thinks that non-integrated storage is, at best, creating extra drag […]
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. […]
Reynolds Aero 72/90 – First Ride
The trend these days in wheels can be summed up thusly: wider and rounder is better. From Zipp’s FireCrest to Flo Cycling’s offerings and everywhere in between, the wide, toroidal […]
Profile Design Sync Hydration System – Review
Regular readers of AeroGeeks know that the thought of dropping a bottle on the course keeps us up at night. After all, you can spend months developing your perfect nutrition […]
TriRig Omega – First Ride
Time trial bikes have been getting better and better at going faster and faster. Aero enhancements let more power go to pushing the bike forward and less fighting the wind […]
XX2i France1 Pro Racing Kit – Review
Whenever we talk with a company regarding a new product test, the first question on our minds is what makes this product different when compared with others on the market? […]
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 […]
Specialized S-Works Trivent – First Ride
When you think triathlon specific shoes, one of two images will come to mind—a large, single Velcro enclosure or the rear closure system of the Specialized S-Works Trivents. If you’re […]
Cobb Cycling Max Saddle – First Look
When we first laid eyes on Cobb’s Max saddle we weren’t completely sold on its looks. However, after spending just a few rides on it, we can tell you that […]
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 […]
2014 Trek Speed Concept – First Look
For the past few weeks we have been hearing about a new Speed Concept coming in the not-too-distant future. Most of the rumors said Kona, but we were thinking Interbike […]
Cobb Rapido Tri Shorts – Review
When it comes to the Cobb Rapido shorts, the first feature you will notice is their absolute lack of chamois. We don’t mean that they have a small one, or […]