BMC TMR01 – First Look
Five years ago there were road frames and time trial frames, no one had yet heard of the concept of the aero road bike. Today we see multiple manufacturers producing […]
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BMC’s New Carbon Fiber Process and the Bike Defined by it (Impec)
When Toyota first introduced their LFA super car in 2010 one of the highlights of the vehicle was their new manufacturing process, specifically a new way of producing carbon […]
Amazing GoPro Videos from the 2011 Tour of California
In 2011 GoPro partnered with a number of teams at the Tour of California to mount cameras on both bikes and support vehicles. The videos from this experiment are nothing […]
AeroGeek’s Hydration Guide – BTA
In this post we will be covering the BTA (between the arms) bottle setup. The BTA position is universally considered one of the best—if not THE best—place for a triathlete […]
AeroGeek’s Hydration Guide – An Introduction
When it comes to winning, losing, and just completing races, it’s easy to get caught up in the conditioning of an athlete or the technology they use and forget the […]
2013 – What We Want
The past year has been an exciting year for the triathlon community. From a competition perspective we saw new champions in both Vegas and Kona. Not to mention a thrilling […]
2013 Felt DA3 – First Look
In 2011 Felt brought its new flag ship TT machine to the market. The DA had all the prerequisites of a super bike; aero foil based design, hidden brakes, and […]
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from us here at AeroGeeks
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to you and your families !!!
Slowtwitch’s best of 2012
Slowtwitch did a “Best of 2012” series this week covering all three of our sports. As of now, only the bike and swim galleries have been released. But the bike […]
Wireless Shifting…I don’t get it…
I don’t get it. I really don’t. I mean I get 12 speeds—it’s just natural evolution of the group set arms race. Much like automobile manufacturers have engaged in constant […]
How much abuse can a frame take
When I got my first carbon bike I was paranoid with protecting it and took every opportunity to baby it. I was paranoid that one wrong move and the frame […]
Timex Global Trainer
I first wrote a review of the Timex Global Trainer back in February for Amazon (found here). At the time I had only used the watch for a month and […]
Slowtwitch on the Continental GP4000 Line
Every cyclist ends up having a set of tires that they trust above all others. For myself it is the Continental GP 4000S. Not exactly the cheapest option on the […]
2012 Quintana Roo CD0.1
For our inaugural post, I’m going to review my primary bike (I have a second slightly older bike that is permanently attached to a trainer). This is my 2012 Quintana […]