Interbike 2013 – Pearl Izumi Spring Line
We recently had the privilege to take a peek at Pearl Izumi’s 2014 spring line, and so far we like what we see. One of our favorites includes the P.R.O. […]
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2014 Felt AR – Wind Tunnel Data Analysis
When the new Felt AR was announced, serious questions about the performance of the bike relative to the increasingly crowded aero road bike category were raised. Felt promised to respond […]
Bontrager Aeolus 3 D3 Clinchers – First Ride
When cross-shopping wheels, everything comes into play: price, weight, material, aero data, depth, rim profile, braking, hubs, and even looks make narrowing the range of wheels out there to the […]
FitSip – Review
Chances are you’re not going to bring out the full-packed Fuel Belt for a quick recovery run or even when you’re competing in a 5K. However, if you’re anything like […]
Reynolds Aero 72/90 – First Ride
The trend these days in wheels can be summed up thusly: wider and rounder is better. From Zipp’s FireCrest to Flo Cycling’s offerings and everywhere in between, the wide, toroidal […]
Profile Design Sync Hydration System – Review
Regular readers of AeroGeeks know that the thought of dropping a bottle on the course keeps us up at night. After all, you can spend months developing your perfect nutrition […]
Betty Designs – Betty Cycling Kit
Sometimes flashy gear makes you feel faster. Sure, your more practical self might say to stick with basic black or white. But let’s face it, at some point we all […]
6/23/2013 – AeroGeeks Week in Review
Hello to all of our new followers. This past week we saw a number of new followers on Twitter and Facebook so if this is your first WiR – Welcome! […]
Wheelbuilder AeroJacket Disc Cover – First Ride
If you want to go fast, ride a time trial frame. If you want to go faster, get an aggressive fit. And, if you want to go really fast, get […]
FLO 30 – Final Thoughts
When we first rode the FLO 30, we noted all the things that FLO did right on the 30s – the wide tire bed, how well they soak up poor […]
XLAB Stealth Pocket 100 – Review
There are certain time honored traditions that every triathlete should at one time go through whether they want to or not; traditions such as leaving T2 with their helmet still […]
Mad Fiber Clinchers – Final Thoughts
When it comes to wrapping up product tests sometimes it is easier to say goodbye than others. Sometimes the products are good and we enjoy our time with them, but […]
4/21/2013 – AeroGeeks Week in Review
The industry was very busy this week with not one, but two product launches. First we had the not so surprising SRAM-22 launch that included the very exciting Force-22. Then […]
4/14/2013 – AeroGeeks Week in Review
It’s been a good week, here at AeroGeeks HQ. We’ve spent time in the saddle, got our first thoughts out on the Zensah compression shorts and the FLO 30s, writing […]
FLO Cycling FLO 30 – First Ride
We don’t much like blanket statements here at AeroGeeks HQ. There’s nearly always a whole mess of exceptions that we have to weasel around to make them fit. But there […]
Profile Design TwentyFour Series – First Look
When it comes to the big manufacturers in triathlon, it doesn’t get much bigger than Profile Design. We’re willing to bet that someplace in your garage you probably have at […]
3/31/2013 – AeroGeeks Week in Review
It was a good week here at AeroGeeks. We started the week by sharing our thoughts on SBR’s TriSlide. We also took a first look at Specialized’s new Tri\TT saddle, […]
Mad Fiber Clinchers – First Look
We’ve never had the chance to show up at a Starbucks in a Lamborghini Aventador wearing nothing but spandex. However, we suspect that when we showed up at a local […]
2/17/2013 – AeroGeeks Week in Review
It was another busy week at AeroGeeks headquarters. On Monday we were proud to share our new logo. What did you think? The mail room was busy all week as […]
Vision Metron Shifters – Long Term Review
It isn’t often we write about products we truly love, largely because there are so few of them. So rarely do we find products that aren’t simply sufficient, but fill […]