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 […]
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Specialized Sitero – First Look
With the introduction of the SHIV in 2012, Specialized was the first of the big 3 cycling manufacturers to introduce a triathlon-specific frame. Specialized continues to innovate in tri-specific market […]
Stages Cycling – Stages Power
In our 2013 – What We Want post, one of the items on our 2013 wish list was the affordable power meter. Today a power meter can cost you as […]
Specialized’s 2013 Clothing Line
BikeRadar recently covered Specialized’s 2013 clothing line, and our first reaction at AG headquarters was – Specialized has a clothing line? Well it turns out they do, and based on […]
Cervelo S5 – Aero Down to the Water Bottle Mount
BikeRadar just republished their thoughts on the Cervelo S5 Team and gave it 4 out of 5 stars (recently another entrant in the Aero Bike category the BMC TMR01 received […]
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 […]
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 […]
Ten Makes All The Difference (Garmin Edge 810/Edge 510 First Look)
The three of us here at AeroGeeks use Garmin 500s. We like them for their ease of use, their resilience in less than perfect conditions, and the absolute mountains of […]
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 […]
Q-Rings reach prime time?
Q-rings, or oval/elliptical chainrings, aren’t exactly new in the world of riding fast, but what is new is how available—and affordable—the option is becoming. What was once the purview of […]