Geek Guidance – The Art of Visualization
I recently presented on the topic of “Mental Performance” for a group of adult triathletes in Port Saint Lucie, FL. I began by asking, “What percentage of a triathlon do […]
10-12-2014 WiR
Wow! Hopefully by now this won’t be a spoiler for anyone, but a big congrats to Sebastian Kienle and Mirinda Carfrae for winning the Ironman World Championship. Carfrae’s domination of […]
Interbike 2014 – Wahoo
We stopped by the Wahoo booth to talk with them about getting a Kickr trainer for long-term review. For those unfamiliar the Kickr indoor bike trainer, it’s not just your […]
Interbike 2014 – Louis Garneau
Louis Garneau showed up to Interbike in a big way this year – showing off new apparel, helmets, shoes and the production TTR1. We ended up stopping by their booth […]
Diamondback Serios – First Look
Diamondback is not a name we automatically associate with performance road bikes – at least not yet. And Diamondback is working hard to make that “yet” come sooner than you […]
Guru CR.901 – First Ride
No matter what you do, everyone runs into the problem of an ill-fitting bike sooner or later. Sometimes, it happens because you bought a “killer deal” and thought you could […]
Interbike 2014 – The Bikes
The bikes will always be the stars of Interbike. Over the past two weeks we have been covering a wide range of the products we experienced in Vegas, but today […]
10-5-2014 WiR
The Aerogeeks testing board is getting pretty full! Since returning from Interbike, we have been doing our best to keep up with testing all of these great products. This week […]
Six Pack Fitness Expedition Backpack 300 – Review
If you are reading this, we expect you know the truth – it’s not easy being a triathlete. For those of us that are not pros (and that’s most of […]
Interbike 2014 – Zipp
No trip to Interbike would be complete without a stop at the Zipp \ SRAM booth. While there were no new triathlon-related product announcements from Zipp, this was our first […]
Garmin Forerunner 920xt – First Look
It is always tough to craft a successor to the gold standard – to create a product that is actually better than the original product an entire industry is judged […]
Garmin fenix2 – First Ride
When you strap the fēnix 2 to your wrist for the first time, you’ll quickly realize that is a true multisport watch – not a triathlon computer. The fēnix 2 […]
Interbike 2014 – Fuji and Kestrel
We were big fans of the Fuji Norcom Straight throughout our long term review, so it should come as no surprise that we had some definite plans to check out […]
Interbike 2014 – Look
Nine times out of ten, when you think about the Look brand name, their pedal systems come to mind. So it should come as no surprise that Look was showcasing […]
9-28-2014 WiR
The biggest news from this past week was the launch of our One-Million-View Giveaway. XLAB and Profile design have helped us with two amazing prize packs – complete systems for […]
The One Million View Giveaway!
It seems like only yesterday the Aerogeeks.com celebrated its 500,000th hit, and here we are celebrating 1 Million! Over the past two years, more than 300,000 visitors have viewed Aerogeeks […]
Interbike 2014 – Felt
When we initially detailed Felt’s 2015 lineup in August, we were eager to share how Felt was bringing high-end tech to the masses. The IA will be available in four […]
Scott Split – Review
We all know professional athletes are paid to wear and use certain products. But regardless of payment, athletes won’t put their success on the line for any product. So when […]
Interbike 2014 – The Helmets
Three years ago the concept of an aero road helmet as all but non-existent. You had just two choices—a light, well-ventilated helmet, or a fast (and hot) time trial helmet. […]
Interbike 2014 – Quintana Roo and Litespeed
To say we’re fans of Quintana Roo (and Litespeed) is a bit of an understatement. Our QR CD0.1 test bike is a mainstay of our fleet, and has been with […]