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 […]
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Interbike 2015 – Kopin Solos
Kopin is not a name you’re familiar with, but you might be in the next year or two. They’re building a wearable called Solos, which is an update to the […]
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 […]
Canyon Speedmax 9.0 CF – Review
The conventional wisdom in triathlon these days can be summed up by the saying, “A UCI-Approved sticker on a bike automatically makes it slower.” With constraints in the rules, ostensibly […]
Specialized Evade – Final Thoughts
“A designer knows he has achieved perfection not when there is nothing left to add, but when there is nothing left to take away.” The Specialized Evade Tri might be […]
The New Felt IA – First Look
Owning a superbike is a lot like owning a Ferrari. They’re stunningly pretty, go like hell, and are an absolute nightmare to work on or transport. The Felt IA is […]
A New Felt, a New Line-up – First Look
Few things are as recognizable as the Felt logo in triathlon. It has remained unchanged for over twenty years, but that changes today. With the new Felt Logo comes a […]
ISM PN 1.1 – Review
When ISM released the Attack two years ago, it was very nearly an overnight sensation. The narrower profile meant that those who previously had to zip-tie the prongs of a […]
Ventum – A Conversation
The AeroGeeks Team recently had an opportunity to speak with Jimmy Seear and Diaa Nour, co-founders of Ventum, a groundbreaking company that has taken a legendary bike design and updated […]
Rudy Project Transition 46 – Review
Luxury, at times, is difficult to quantify. If you go just by numbers you’ll miss the superior product, because details don’t always stack up that way. Quality is just as […]
ENVE SES Aero Bar – Final Thoughts
When we decided to focus on long-term reviews, we didn’t necessarily have the ENVE SES Aero Bar in mind. Our extended review process allows us to really get a feel […]
TriRig Alpha X – First Look
If you wish to run, first you must walk. Although we think that might not apply to Nick Salazar, the brains behind TriRig and its component line, the Alpha, Sigma, […]
FLO Disc – Review
In triathlon, it’s commonly accepted that to go faster, all one needs to do is apply money to the problem. For the most part, this is true – we have […]
Infinit Nutrition – First Ride
Racing triathlon is a complicated endeavor. We spend months agonizing over which helmet to wear, tire pressures for both front and rear, should we run the 11-23 cassette or the […]
Specialized S-Works Evade Tri – First Ride
A man much smarter than we are once wrote that “all that is gold does not glitter.” Now, sure, Gandalf may have been referring to Aragorn, but consider for a […]
Torhans AeroZ – First Ride
Hydration is going through something of a transformation in triathlon right now. From integrated designs such as the SHIV Tri, to aerodynamically optimized rear carriers and front bottles alike, the […]
Cycliq Fly 6 – First Ride
When you’re out on the road, it’s difficult to overstate the importance of having cameras on your bike. If the unthinkable strikes, on-board cameras provide a record of the events […]
Bell Star Pro – First Ride
It’s an unfortunate reality that we were not born to be elite endurance athletes. We are not “genetic freaks,” as the saying goes. We don’t have a naturally high hematocrit, […]
Felt IA Wind Tunnel – Data Analysis
Last year, we were given a little flash drive with some very interesting wind tunnel data about the then-new Felt AR and its competition, which we analyzed. While we had […]
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 […]