Cervelo S5 – First Ride
There are certain products that are truly the gold standard. Launching a new family sedan? The Camry is your competition. How about a new tablet? Look at how it stacks […]
Pearl Izumi Project E:Motion Tri N1 – First Run
Project E:Motion is the result of Pearl Izumi’s mission to create the most fluid running experience ever. The PI engineers and designers spent years shaping, testing, and refining their design […]
12-1-2014 WiR
We hope that all of our US readers had a very happy Thanksgiving. The entire AeroGeeks teams spent Thursday eating everything in sight – and the next 3 days working […]
Vision TriMax Carbon Base Bar – Final Thoughts
Testing a base bar is not the easiest thing. The honest truth is that you really don’t want to spend much time in the pursuits. So how does one test […]
11-24-2013 WiR
For our readers here in the U.S., this was your last big training block pre-thanksgiving. The team got some good workouts in preparing for the coming “foodgasm” that is the […]
The AeroGeeks Holiday Gift Guide
It’s the most wonderful time of year—time to shop for your favorite triathlete while dropping some hints to your family about your own holiday wish list! There are plenty of […]
Bontrager XXX Aero – Final Thoughts
First impressions can be rough. They tend to represent the mere surface details of a product and leave out the finer points that take time to appreciate. Deep carbon wheels […]
Dash Cycles TT.9 – Final Thoughts
There are always gaps between idea and implementation; between data and the real-world. And when it comes to the Dash Cycles TT.9, we see one of the best ideas in […]
11-17-2013 WiR
Happy Birthday to AeroGeeks! A year ago we launched AeroGeeks with the intention of creating a triathlon tech site our own way. 100,000 visitors and almost 350,000 views later we […]
Vision Metron Aero Brake Lever – Review
Much like upgrading your basebar, the reasons to upgrade your brake levers typically revolve around fit, weight, and styling. You are either looking to lighten the bike in every way possible, […]
GoPro Hero3 Silver – Final Thoughts
When we first started reviewing the GoPro, our original intention was to use it as a black box camera; providing a way for riders to have video documentation of every […]
The New Cervelo S2 – First Look
2013 has been a busy year for Cervelo and their Aero lines. First we had the redesign of the P3 in April (the New P3) and then the reintroduction of […]
11-10-2013 WiR
They say you can train through a head or chest cold but the AeroGeeks draw the line when the virus hits us in the gut. So that being the case, […]
11-3-2013 WiR
It was a fun week here at AG headquarters. When we weren’t working on our latest reviews, we were preparing for a big charity ride the whole team was participating […]
XLAB Torpedo System – First Ride
The more you test a product the more you start to create a mental checklist of elements you would add to your ideal version of that product. Ever since our […]
Profile Design Twenty Four Series 58/78 – First Ride
Profile Design is a company best-known for their cockpits and hydration systems, so if you weren’t aware that they made carbon wheels, the Altair line, you could be forgiven. Now […]
ICEdot Crash Sensor – Final Thoughts
5AM rides are always going to be a little nerve wracking. There you are, barely awake and sharing the road with equally groggy drivers in vehicles that weight 100X more […]
2014 Trek Speed Concept – Second Look
Back in July when we covered Trek’s launch of their revised Speed Concept our biggest wish was an opportunity to put some miles on the bike. Unfortunately we still haven’t had […]
10-27-2013 WiR
Ironman returned to South Florida this weekend with the Ironman 70.3 Miami event. Unfortunately none of our editors were able to race this weekend but we did get to out […]
Miami 70.3 – The Turn Around
The AeroGeeks staked themselves out at the halfway point of the ride today to watch the pros and age groupers come rolling through. (We were in Transition on Saturday, you […]