Updated Trek Madone
Since the introduction of the new Madone in 2011, Trek has had a world-beater of an aero road bike that many, many riders attach a set of clip-on aerobars to […]
Category Archives: By Devon
Cobb Cycling Gen 2 Saddle – First Ride
Some things take time to get right; setting your saddle position is one of those things. Tiny adjustments – fraction of a degree here, millimeter there, can suddenly transform what […]
Torhans Aero 20/Aero 30 Final Thoughts
“How much liquid do you need to carry, this ride?” That’s the question we asked ourselves before we loaded up the Torhans mount for our morning constitutional. If the answer […]
Wheelbuilder AeroJacket Disc Cover – First Ride
If you want to go fast, ride a time trial frame. If you want to go faster, get an aggressive fit. And, if you want to go really fast, get […]
FLO 30 – Final Thoughts
When we first rode the FLO 30, we noted all the things that FLO did right on the 30s – the wide tire bed, how well they soak up poor […]
Vision Metron Crankset – Final Thoughts
It isn’t often that a review can declare something categorically; we generally are forced to deal in nuance with products. So when something categorically better than the standard comes across […]
Vision Metron Crankset – First Ride
On a bike, there are three contact points, the saddle, (aero or drop) bars and pedals, and we make much fuss about which ones we like and which we hate, […]
Torhans Aero System – First Ride
Torhans isn’t a new name to AeroGeeks, having made the VR bottle that comes standard on our Felt DA, so when we had the opportunity to test out the rest […]
FLO Cycling FLO 30 – First Ride
We don’t much like blanket statements here at AeroGeeks HQ. There’s nearly always a whole mess of exceptions that we have to weasel around to make them fit. But there […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
AeroGeeks Exclusive: Hans Bielat of Torhans details their new Aero Z hydration system (July 2013)
Last week, AeroGeeks sat down with Hans of Torhans and talked about a number of things: CFD data, wind tunnel testing methodologies, designing aero bits for Felt, Cervelo and others… […]
An Aero Wheel Primer
The old saying goes that there’s more than one way to skin a cat, and it applies to just about everything in life, including going fast on the bike. You […]
2013 Giant Propel – First Look
Often we here at AeroGeeks have lamented Giant’s offerings as being rather, well, behind the curve when it comes to technology. Their road frame in particular has been left in […]
Aero Wheelsets – And Why It Doesn’t Matter (Much) Which One You Buy
We all want fast wheels; it’s an established fact of racing bikes of any stripe that those standard 32-spoke box rims just won’t do. We won’t settle for anything less […]
Get Faster – Optimize your Aero
Speed. It’s what we’re all after. Shaving those seconds and minutes off of our time and destroying our personal records through any means necessary. Superbikes, skinsuits, aero wheels, aerobottles, and […]
Zipp 60 / Zipp 30 Clincher – First Look
If the Zipp 60 Clinchers look familiar, it is because they are familiar. Remember the 404s before FireCrest? Well as it turns out, so does Zipp and here they are […]
Puttin’ on the Disc (Brake) with TRP
Looks like Christmas came really, really early here at AG – TRP has just announced their road disc calipers with a dual pot design to help you stop when you […]