Garmin Virb – First Ride
In the 1980s, the world was a fundamentally different place. Berlin was divided by a wall, the USSR seemed indomitable, the professional peloton was on more steroids than Schwarzenegger, and […]
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Stages Power Meter – Final Thoughts
It isn’t often that we get to ride the same gear as Team Sky. Sure, we get some pretty amazing products in to test, but there’s a fairly short list […]
Marc Pro – Review
When we were first asked to spend time with the Marc Pro, we actually had a bit of trepidation in doing so. What test plan could we put together to […]
Brooks PureConnect 3 – Review
For those of our readers familiar with the tale of Goldilocks and the Three Bears, you’ll likely remember Goldilocks’ famous “just right” comparison. Now of course Goldilocks was really referring […]
Fuji Norcom Straight 1.3 – First Ride
When we took our First Look at the Norcom Straight just over a year ago, we came away intrigued. Fuji’s philosophy here was “Fit Comes First,” and we are well aware that […]
Nuun Energy – Review
Let’s start out with a basic fact – the AeroGeeks team is already a huge fan of Nuun. Two of our three editors use nothing but Nuun for hydration during […]
Cervelo P3 – Final Thoughts
It probably goes without saying that the AG team loves bikes. We get downright giddy at the prospect of a new bike showing up in our mailroom. And when it […]
Louis Garneau Course – Review
When it comes to purchasing a new helmet, most of us have to make a choice. What’s more important to you—ventilation or aerodynamics? For most of us, we solve this […]
SportRx Prescription Lenses – First Ride
When signing up for WTC races, Mike always pauses on one of the questions; somewhere between asking your name and if you’d like to purchase an additional food ticket, the […]
Profile Design M:2 – Review
Once you’ve gotten a few races under your belt, you inevitably begin to trade up your gear to increase your advantage. And while you certainly can purchase a litany of […]
SportCrafters Omnium – Review
Let’s all be honest; riding a trainer is just about the last way we want to ride, but sometimes it’s the trainer or nothing. In our professional opinion, riding always […]
Oakley Radarlock XL – First Ride
Aggressive positions on the bike come with all kinds of complications, not the least of which is trying to maintain a good sight line while your neck muscles are screaming […]
AeroMail – Pedestalling Profile Design J4 Brackets
In our review of the Profile Design T3 Plus Carbon clip ons we made mention of the 80mm of stack adjustment available. However we didn’t go in depth into how […]
Reynolds Cryo-Blue Power Pads – Review
Let’s face it, new brake pads are never going to be the most exciting news. They are neither sexy nor eye catching. In fact, you tend to only notice your […]
Newton Women’s Distance Elite Lightweight Neutral Performance Trainer – Final Thoughts
We first started running with the Distance Elites back in February, and we have to admit that we were a bit unsure of what to make of Newton’s trademark “lug” […]
Garmin 910xt – First Ride
In almost every industry there is a product by which all others are compared. How many times have you seen a car commercial with the phrase “More room than a […]
Nathan Sports Fire & Ice Bottle – Review
Any repeat reader of AeroGeeks knows that we’re what you might call, well….water bottle connoisseurs. Not only is the AG garage stocked with various bottle options, but a good amount […]
Cervelo P2 – First Ride
In some respects, this is a Second Ride since we have already spent significant time on the P2 following the reveal in California, so we will skip the technical breakdown […]
Specialized Shiv – First Ride
Specialized launched its radically different triathlon-specific (and very UCI-illegal) Shiv frame at the 2011 Ironman World Championships in Kona—debuting under Craig Alexander while setting a new course record. Specialized promised […]
2015 Quintana Roo PR6 – First Look
Colin Chapman, who founded Lotus Cars, is famous for describing his philosophy for designing race cars thusly, “Simplify, then add lightness.” He gave us the Lotus Seven, arguably the most […]