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 […]
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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 […]
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 […]
Mavic Cosmic CXR 60 C – Final Thoughts
The perfect wheel set – does it exist or is it just an urban legend? We tend to believe that finding a truly “perfect” wheel set will come down to […]
Zensah Reflect Compress Arm Sleeves – Review
Early morning workouts – the necessary evil of every triathlete’s life. Yes, there are a few who revel in them, but most of us…well, we would rather be asleep in […]
Newton Women’s Distance Elite Lightweight Neutral Performance Trainer – First Run
Always on the hunt for the perfect shoe, all of us on the AG staff have cycled through more brands than we can count. Although, we have to admit that […]
Nathan Speed 2R Auto-Cant – Review
Hydration belts tend to be a very personal choice. Many times we’ve purchased one on a recommendation only to find that it doesn’t fit our bodies and we’re left pulling, […]
1-26-2014 WiR
For some it’s the off season, for others the beginning of the new season and for some – a day to be crowned champion. To those that raced the 2575 […]
Mavic Cosmic CXR 60 C – First Ride
For triathletes – the concept of non UCI legal has started to become common; at least when it comes to bike frames. At this point Felt, Trek, Specialized and Cervelo […]
12-15-2013 WiR
We know a few of you have been a bit lackadaisical with your holiday shopping and might have a triathlete or two still to check off your list. Make sure […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
WheelBuilder Reynolds AERO PowerTap Package – First Ride
Strong competition will often times have an immediate impact on an industry. So when Stages announced it was going to offer a power meter for just $699 consumers immediately started […]
10-13-2013 WiR – World Championship Edition
A big AeroGeeks congratulations to all of the athletes who qualified for and finished the Ironman World Championship! We know that just getting there is one of the biggest accomplishments […]
9-8-2013 WiR
We’re a little late with the WiR today since we spent the better part of this morning watching the IM 70.3 World Championships. We hope that some of our readers […]
Vision TriMax Carbon Base Bar – First Look
There are many reasons to upgrade your base bar with fit, weight, and comfort being the most common. Although if you were to upgrade to the Vision TriMax Carbon base bar solely […]
ICEdot Crash Sensor – First Ride
The spouse of every athlete knows the feeling – your partner told you they would be back from their 100km by 10 and it’s now 10:30. At first they think […]
Cobb Cycling Max Saddle – Final Thoughts
We’ve been riding Cobb’s Max Saddle for a few months now, and we can honestly say that we’ve fallen hard for its unique design. As we discussed in our First […]
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 […]