Kona 2016 – 2017 BMC Timemachine – First Look
Sometimes you need a tri weapon and sometimes you race the clock. The 2017 BMC Timemachine is meant to handle both duties.
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8-21-2016 WiR
In this weeks #WiR – The Mail Room stays busy and both Quarq and Blue Bicycles tease us!
8-14-2016 WiR
This week we love the pain and have a few updates on our current reviews – all in the WiR
What’s TriRig Up To
This week, TriRig posted something interesting to their Facebook page. It was a drag chart for a new product, compared with a baseline. So what is it? That’s a pretty good question.
6-12-2016 WiR
In this week’s WiR we have a new track bike from Cervelo, new NV from KÜAT, and the Quarq Qollector gets updates. Plus, review updates from XLAB, SRAM, Catlike, and more.
3-6-2016 WiR
March is here – and for the team here at AeroGeeks HQ that means the beginning of race season. While not all of our editors will be racing this week, […]
SRAM Force 1 – Review
Several years ago, a Cervelo engineer made a quip that he never thought would become a major talking point in triathlete circles. In an email to TriRig, Damon Rinard wrote, […]
Zipp Vuka Aero – Review
There are times when stock hardware just doesn’t cut it. Whether you want to be more comfortable, more aero, or even simply replace a part you just consider aesthetically unpleasing, […]
11-8-2015 WiR
Ironman Florida was this weekend, and while we didn’t get the chance to head to the Florida panhandle, we did have the opportunity to watch the Ironman live stream and […]
10-25-2015 WiR
Whoops – we are a little late with the Week in Review this week. After watching Sarah Haskins and Michael Raelert take the victories at Ironman Miami 70.3 we hung […]
10-11-2015 WiR – Kona Edition
Let’s start with a big congrats to not just Daniela Ryf and Jan Frodeno, but to all the finishers of yesterday’s Ironman World Championships. It’s easy to forget that there […]
Kona 2015 – Giant Trinity Advanced Pro
Early this year we noticed that Giant had removed all of their triathlon frames from giant-bicycles.com. When we reached out to find out why, all they would tell us was to keep […]
HED Cycling Jet Black – First Look
While there are still many a weight weenie to be found in transition, the reality is that aero, not weight, is the factor that should be most accounted for when […]
7-26-2015 WiR
A big congratulations to Chris Froome for taking the final yellow Jersey and the polka dots. After 21 days of racing, and quite a few ups and downs, it all […]
The New Felt IA – First Look
Owning a superbike is a lot like owning a Ferrari. They’re stunningly pretty, go like hell, and are an absolute nightmare to work on or transport. The Felt IA is […]
7-5-2015 WiR
We’ve said it once and will say it again – we love the Tour de France. We kept up with product launches all week and can already tell you that […]
6-28-2015 WiR
This past week we have heard the same thing said over and over: “The Tour de France is coming! The Tour de France is coming!” While the AG team anticipates […]
Specialized Shiv – Final Thoughts
It’s been just over a year since we shared our First Ride aboard our Specialized Shiv Expert test bike. In that time, the Shiv has been used to test new […]
Ventum – A Conversation
The AeroGeeks Team recently had an opportunity to speak with Jimmy Seear and Diaa Nour, co-founders of Ventum, a groundbreaking company that has taken a legendary bike design and updated […]
TriRig Alpha X – First Look
If you wish to run, first you must walk. Although we think that might not apply to Nick Salazar, the brains behind TriRig and its component line, the Alpha, Sigma, […]