Dash Cycles Tri.7 – First Ride
When we received the Tri.7 from Dash Cycles we honestly wondered if this saddle could have come from the same insanity that brought us the Mad Fiber Clinchers. These two products share […]
Category Archives: Components
Hawk Racing 50mm Clincher – Final Thoughts
Let’s face it; buying a set of mid-depth V-shaped wheels is not an easy decision to make. There are an incredible number of options to choose from, using very similar […]
Specialized Sitero – First Look
With the introduction of the SHIV in 2012, Specialized was the first of the big 3 cycling manufacturers to introduce a triathlon-specific frame. Specialized continues to innovate in tri-specific market […]
Mad Fiber Clinchers – First Look
We’ve never had the chance to show up at a Starbucks in a Lamborghini Aventador wearing nothing but spandex. However, we suspect that when we showed up at a local […]
XLAB’s Aero TT – Final Thoughts
The Aero TT allows you to carry a full 20 oz. of liquid on the frame with virtually no effect on aerodynamics. With that in mind, we have always looked […]
XLABs Aero Cage Optimizer – Final Thoughts
In our first post we called the Aero Cage Optimizer the “biggest little item we’ve seen in a while.” It’s one month later and we still feel the same way. In fact, we think […]
XLAB Hydration System – Final Thoughts
We’ve been riding the XLAB’s Torpedo System for a month now, and our initial impressions shared in our First Look post have, for the most part, remained consistent. We did have some […]
Hydrapak Gel-Bot Review
We first discovered the Gel-Bot while researching products for our Hydration Guide – BTA. While the Gel-Bot definitely piqued our interest, we couldn’t fit it into our review schedule at the time. So […]
Flo Cycling FLO 60 – Final Thoughts
It’s been a month since Devon’s first ride on the FLO 60s. And since that time, both Devon and Mike have had the opportunity to put quite a few miles […]
Adamo Attack – Final Review
It’s hard to believe how time has flown, yet here we are, a month since we first received the Adamo Attack. And after putting significant mileage on the Attack, we’re […]
Hawk Racing 50mm Carbon Clincher – First Ride
When we spoke to Sven Folmer, CEO of Hawk Racing, about testing a set of their clincher wheels, we talked about the problem of differentiation in a flooded market of […]
Hawk Racing BB First Look
At the bottom of the box containing the set of Hawk Racing 50mm clinchers were a pair of little boxes with some very interesting parts – Hawk’s BB30 bottom bracket. […]
XLAB’s Aero TT – First Look
Last week we published our first look at a number of XLAB hydration solutions (here). However, we were unable to get a proper first look at the Aero TT due […]
Vision Metron Shifters – Long Term Review
It isn’t often we write about products we truly love, largely because there are so few of them. So rarely do we find products that aren’t simply sufficient, but fill […]
Zipp Launches 650c 404s and new Vuka Stealth Integrated Aerobars
Zipp is sometimes very good at keeping secrets (like the Zipp 60)…when they want to be. Today’s launch from Zipp probably surprises nobody since both the 404 FireCrest Clincher in […]
XLAB Hydration Review – First Take
Last Thursday was a big day in the AG mail-room; our XLAB shipment came in and mysteriously appeared on our bikes with seemingly no intervening time. In total, we received […]
Adamo Attack – 150 Miles Later
The Garmin says we’re about 150 miles into our Adamo Attack long-term review, and we wanted to give just a quick little update (read our first look, here). We also received […]
Inviscid Design SpeedFil A2 – Long Term Review
By now it’s pretty obvious that we’re big fans of BTA (between the arms) hydration systems. If you haven’t read our previous posts regarding hydration options, you can read more […]
FLO 60 – First Ride
Editor’s Note: We here at AeroGeeks (strongly) believe in the idea that going fast shouldn’t involve weight reduction in your wallet, and to that end, we started planning a series […]
Stages Cycling – Stages Power
In our 2013 – What We Want post, one of the items on our 2013 wish list was the affordable power meter. Today a power meter can cost you as […]