Trek Speed Concept 7 Series Project One – Review
We were excited when Trek rolled out their revised Speed Concept in mid-2013. They had taken a frame that had been performing at their pro-peloton level and added a list […]
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Look Kéo Blade 2 CR Pedal – Review
We have been wanting to experience Look’s Kéo Blade Aero pedals ever since we saw them a few years ago. Between the claimed aero savings, the precise engagement of their […]
SILCA Removable Valve Core Extensions – Review
It would be easy to start this review by referencing the “click…click…click” of your valve extension rattling around in your wheel’s valve hole. But honestly, that short changes SILCA’s removable […]
110% Katalyst Short Sleeve – Review
When we think of 110%, their innovative integration of ice packs into compression gear is usually what comes to mind, especially their Overdrive Compression Kit. There’s good reason why this […]
Zipp Vuka Stealth – Review
Typically, the process is pretty straightforward when we work with a company to start a product review. If sizing isn’t a factor (BTA systems, wheels, etc…), it’s simply a matter […]
TriRig Mercury – Review
Every time a manufacturer hints at a new product the bets start flying here at the Aerogeeks HQ. Depending on the manufacturer, debates are sparked on whether the news pertains […]
Litespeed C1 Race – Review
The Aerogeeks’ love of aero road bikes is well documented. When done right, road bikes are an ideal balance of speed and agility. Fast enough to give you a performance […]
SKINS RY400 Women’s Compression Long Tights for Recovery – Review
We all know that recovery is an essential part of both your training and post-race routine, but let’s face it, not all of us are keen on sitting in an […]
Catalyst Disc Cover – Review
We’re always looking for ways to gain a few extra seconds on the bike. And while we are sometimes willing to pay for even the smallest gains, we obviously prefer […]
BMC TMR02 – Review
We still remember the first time we saw a BMC TMR01 frame sitting in a shop. It was just a frame hanging from a ceiling, and yet it exuded speed. […]
SeaSucker Mini Bomber – Review
Say what you will, but we think there’s something very attractive about bikes mounted on a roof rack. However, we don’t want a roof rack all the time as they […]
Rudy Project Agon – Review
We love sunglasses. In fact, our chief editor is a self-proclaimed sunglass hoarder. Walk into AG HQ, and you will see rows of sunglasses (all mostly from the chief editor’s […]
Pearl Izumi P.R.O. In-R-Cool Tri Kit – Review
When selecting a tri-suit for race day, we typically look for one quality above all others – the feeling of a “second skin.” After all, there’s only two times we […]
Six Pack Fitness Expedition Backpack 300 – Review
If you are reading this, we expect you know the truth – it’s not easy being a triathlete. For those of us that are not pros (and that’s most of […]
Scott Split – Review
We all know professional athletes are paid to wear and use certain products. But regardless of payment, athletes won’t put their success on the line for any product. So when […]
Vision Metron 81 – Review
When looking to make a fast bike faster, adding a pair of deep wheels is one of the easiest ways to do it, if not necessarily the cheapest. But what […]
XLAB Stealth Pocket 400 – Review
When we began reviewing the XLAB Stealth Pocket 100, we’d mentioned that bento boxes were never going to be the sexiest addition to your bike. However, they more than make up […]
Wahoo RPM – Review
It was just over a month ago that we shared the new Wahoo RPM cadence sensor, and in that first article, we mentioned that Wahoo had sent us an RPM. Since […]
Giro Selector – Review
In the middle of our time with the Giro Selector, we happened to catch one of the Ironman rebroadcasts. We’ve honestly forgotten which one, but the image that stood out […]
Camelbak Podium Chill Bottles – Review
Podium Chill bottles have been one of the mainstay bottles at AeroGeeks HQ for years. You can find them on the pool deck, in our cages, and on our run […]