Nathan Sports Fire & Ice Bottle – Review
Any repeat reader of AeroGeeks knows that we’re what you might call, well….water bottle connoisseurs. Not only is the AG garage stocked with various bottle options, but a good amount […]
4-13-2014 WiR
Tracy is back, so we can start publishing stories again! As we mentioned on Facebook, Tracy was out of town this past week. And since she serves as both our […]
4-6-2014 WiR
A big week for the AeroGeeks as we introduced AeroMail. This is our chance to not only get your questions answered – but to share them with the rest of […]
Cervelo P2 – First Ride
In some respects, this is a Second Ride since we have already spent significant time on the P2 following the reveal in California, so we will skip the technical breakdown […]
AeroMail – Tire Size
Welcome to our first installment of AeroMail. Since AeroGeeks’ launch, we have been corresponding regularly with our readers to find answers to their questions and respond to their feedback. We’ve […]
Specialized Shiv – First Ride
Specialized launched its radically different triathlon-specific (and very UCI-illegal) Shiv frame at the 2011 Ironman World Championships in Kona—debuting under Craig Alexander while setting a new course record. Specialized promised […]
3-30-2014 WiR
Obviously the big news this week was Quintana Roos announcement of their new PR frame. We spent quite a bit of time talking with QR about what makes the PR […]
2015 Quintana Roo PR6 – First Look
Colin Chapman, who founded Lotus Cars, is famous for describing his philosophy for designing race cars thusly, “Simplify, then add lightness.” He gave us the Lotus Seven, arguably the most […]
Giro LTZ Gloves – Review
Often times when manufacturers send us products to test, they throw in a couple additional items for us to try. We don’t always end up reviewing those products for many […]
Nathan Sports AP Pro – First Ride
There is a fundamental difference between endorsing something and actually putting your name on a product. Yes, you may be willing to say that you like the product or that […]
3-23-2014 WiR
We are going to start off today by congratulating Crowie on one heck of an Ironman career. Following his fifth place finish at IM Melbourne yesterday – Craig Alexander announced […]
Profile Design TwentyFour Series 58/78 – Final Thoughts
We, as a sport, tend to have short memories. “Whatever happened to…” is a question that gets thrown around AeroGeeks HQ on a nearly daily basis. In most cases, the […]
Blue Competition Cycles 2014 Lineup – First Look
Blue is back! We detailed a few weeks ago (here) how Blue Competition Cycles was signing new athletes, but we didn’t go into their 2014 lineup. It is no secret […]
3-16-2014 WiR
We spent the week testing, testing and then – a little more testing. While we most of our time was spent working on existing reviews. That did not stop us […]
Zipp SL-70 Aero – First Look
Zipp SL-70 Aero – First Look The latest trend to road bikes is the flat-top drop bar, which saves watts, allows for more positions (or, at least more positions to […]
Stages Power Meter – First Ride
“Good things come to those who wait,” goes the old saying and, by and large, this is true. Carbon frames were once five-figure price tags, if you could even find […]
3-9-2014 WiR – The Winners Edition
Wow – to say we were inspired by some of your responses to our Half a Million Visitor Giveway is an understatement. Honestly some of your answers brought tears to […]
Profile Design RZ2 – Review
Fueling is always going to be an essential part of any triathlon strategy. At the end of the day—no matter how hard you trained—if you screw up your fuel strategy, […]
VonDrais V-Tag – Review
Race number stickers are a necessary evil. Yes, they prevent your bike from being stolen. But let’s face it, getting them on (and off) is a mess. Walk up to […]
Profile Design F-25C Armrest Kit – Review
We would like to tell you that every product we ever put on our bikes is there because it makes us faster, and that speed and winning is all we […]