5/12/2013 – AeroGeeks Week in Review
A slow week on AeroGeeks.com but a busy week in the office with all the big reviews we have going on. On the site we finished our thoughts on the […]
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XLAB Stealth Pocket 100 – Review
There are certain time honored traditions that every triathlete should at one time go through whether they want to or not; traditions such as leaving T2 with their helmet still […]
Zensah High Compression Shorts – Final Thoughts
A month ago we proclaimed that the Zensah High Compression Shorts provided the “perfect balance of compression and maneuverability (Our First Thoughts Here)”, so the question is after a month […]
5/12/2013 – AeroGeeks Week in Review
Happy Mother’s Day! We can only hope that at least one of our readers received a brand new bike to celebrate how amazing a mom they are. If not then […]
XLAB Aero Computer Mount – Review
Part of our review process involves a running dialog with the manufacturer. We do this partly so we can get answers to any questions that come up with during the […]
Osymetric Rings – First Ride
Non-circular chainrings: by now you are either riding them yourself, or know somebody that does. With Osymetric and Rotor stepping up their product lines in the past few years, pro […]
Pinarello Bolide – First Look
Love or hate the looks of the Pinarello Graal, no one can deny the credentials that the frame earned in 2012. First came Bradley Wiggins riding it to his Tour […]
Fuji Norcom Straight – First Look
We have to admit, when the teasers came out for the Norcom Straight we just weren’t that impressed. There was just nothing in those first images we saw that said […]
Ultegra 6800 – First Look
We all knew this was coming sooner or later; it was just a question of timing. Two weeks ago SRAM launched Force-22 which brought much of the technology of RED […]
Dash Cycles Tri.7 – Final Thoughts
Saddles are, by their very nature, a personal choice; what one athlete loves, another may find unusable. Fitting a saddle comes down to not only an athlete’s body type, but […]
Mad Fiber Clinchers – Final Thoughts
When it comes to wrapping up product tests sometimes it is easier to say goodbye than others. Sometimes the products are good and we enjoy our time with them, but […]
110% OverDrive Compression Kit – Final Thoughts
One of the benefits of writing for a review site is we get an opportunity “try before we buy” many of the new products on the market. So when we […]
4/21/2013 – AeroGeeks Week in Review
The industry was very busy this week with not one, but two product launches. First we had the not so surprising SRAM-22 launch that included the very exciting Force-22. Then […]
The New Cervelo P3 – First Look
The King of Kona has returned! With the launch of the P5 last year, one of our biggest questions was what would happen to the P3? In bicycle years, eight […]
SRAM 22 – First Look
Surprises are good, but anticipated surprises are even better. On April 1, SRAM showed off a video teasing what we all expected to be its new 11-speed road system. We […]
4/14/2013 – AeroGeeks Week in Review
It’s been a good week, here at AeroGeeks HQ. We’ve spent time in the saddle, got our first thoughts out on the Zensah compression shorts and the FLO 30s, writing […]
Zensah High Compression Shorts – First Ride
Have you ever received clothes in the mail and thought to yourself, “Wow. There is absolutely no way I am going to fit into that.” Well, that pretty much sums […]
4/7/2013 – AeroGeeks Week in Review
A nice balanced week here at AG headquarters. We had a first look at the new Profile Design TwentyFour series, a first ride with the Dash Cycles Tri.7, and a […]
Hawk Racing BB30 – Final Thoughts
In our first ride article with the Hawk Racing BB30 Bottom Bracket we described the sensation of pedaling as using a hot knife to cut butter. It was that smooth. Devon came […]
Profile Design TwentyFour Series – First Look
When it comes to the big manufacturers in triathlon, it doesn’t get much bigger than Profile Design. We’re willing to bet that someplace in your garage you probably have at […]