KMC X10SL Gold Chain – Review
While a chain isn’t typically a piece of equipment you’d find yourself lusting over, we have to admit that the chains sitting at the KMC booth at Interbike did result […]
Category Archives: Components
TriRig Omega X – Review
When we first began testing the Omega X, we weren’t quite sure what to expect. After all, we knew we already loved the Omega. So in this case, we were […]
Campagnolo EPS V3 and MyCampy – First Look
Campagnolo may be one of the most haloed names in road cycling, but rarely, if ever, do we see Campy components show up in transition. There were just 38 Campagnolo […]
ENVE Composites SES 4.5 – Review
Triathletes like deep wheels. Generally, the deeper the better. We, as a rule, lust after disc rears and the deepest front we can hope to control in a crosswind. But […]
Kona 2015 – Zipp 808 NSW Carbon clincher
When we first saw the Zipp 404 Firestrike our biggest question was when would we see the technology scaled up to the 808 series of wheels? To us it just […]
Interbike 2015 – Profile Design
Profile Design has been a long-standing favorite of the AeroGeeks team, so we always make time to stop by their booth at Interbike to check out their latest. This year, Profile […]
Interbike 2015 – Prologo TGALE
We all have that friend who we see everywhere we go; we all know the one. No matter where we go, we just happen to bump into them. On the […]
Redshift Switch – Review
Before there was ice cream cake, there was a time when we had to face one of the world’s toughest choices—ice cream OR cake? Fortunately for us, someone came up […]
Interbike 2015 – XLAB
The first thing you notice when you walk up to XLAB’s Interbike booth isn’t the bikes up front or rows of hydration options on the walls. No the first thing […]
Interbike 2015 – Stages Cycling
If you wanted affordable power, and had a carbon crank, your options have been fairly limited. Which is to say, virtually nonexistent. Fortunately, Stages Cycling has heard you and is […]
Interbike 2015 – SRAM Red eTAP
Tuesday night we got our first good look at SRAM Red eTAP, and the team was giddy to get a chance to play with it. Would it be natural to […]
ISM for 2016 – A Primer
Last year ISM began the transition from using product names for their saddles to using an alphanumeric system. With their 2016 line, all saddles now reflect the new naming convention. […]
HED Cycling Jet Black – First Look
While there are still many a weight weenie to be found in transition, the reality is that aero, not weight, is the factor that should be most accounted for when […]
SRAM Red eTAP – First Look
The wait to hear about cycling’s “worst” kept secret is finally over. This week at Eurobike, SRAM announced Red eTAP – their new electronic groupset. And while this announcement may […]
Speedplay Zero Aero – First Look
We first saw the Speedplay Zero Aero pedals on the floor of Interbike last year, and we have to say we were intrigued. Here was a product that gave up […]
TriRig Alpha Classic – Review
Halfway through our review of TriRig’s Alpha aerobar we were informed that we were no longer testing the Alpha. Now, with the introduction of the Alpha X, we were testing […]
Speedfil Micro-Retractor – Review
If you’ve ever used a BTA setup with a long straw, you’ve probably said to yourself on more than one occasion, “there’s got to be an easier way to deal […]
Specialized Wants to Save You Five Minutes – First Look
What would you do with an extra five minutes? That is the question Specialized has started asking this week with the introduction of their new suite of aero products. Combined, […]
Three New Bags From Zipp – First Look
Early last week, Zipp introduced three new bags designed to carry your gear to transition as well as on the bike. The new bags—the Zipp Connect Wheel Bag, Zipp Transition […]
Zipp Vuka Aero – First Look
For the past few months, we have been catching a glimpse of a new integrated Zipp aero bar undergoing pro testing. From time to time, we’d see it show up […]