2/24/2013 – Week in Review
The mail room wasn’t quite as busy this week as last, but that is ok because we are keeping track of a couple of tracking numbers indicating this will be […]
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2/17/2013 – AeroGeeks Week in Review
It was another busy week at AeroGeeks headquarters. On Monday we were proud to share our new logo. What did you think? The mail room was busy all week as […]
A Sneak Peek at AnotherTri.com
We recently had the privilege of speaking with Daniel van der Merwe, CEO of AnotherTri.com—a new marketplace for buying and selling new and used swim/bike/run equipment. We’d like to provide […]
Carbon Frame Abuse (again)
Two months ago we posted a number of videos showcasing the abilities of carbon fiber frames (here). Our intention with these videos is to show just how strong carbon fiber […]
How much does a water bottle weight (and why component weight is a very relative topic)
Bottle. Bidon. From Camelback to Polar to your local bike shop’s little branded 20-ouncers, you carry at least one of these on every ride you go out on. Even the […]
Barefoot Running: New Research
Barefoot Running: Myths and Facts Let me start by saying that I have never been a fan of the barefoot running concept. While I completely agree that humans have evolved […]
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 […]
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 […]
Should Triathlon Qualify as an NCAA Emerging Sport for Women?
Triathlon has been steadily gaining in popularity among younger athletes—especially females. What’s more, according to the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), at least 160 triathlon “club” programs are already in […]
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 […]