ISM PN 3.0 – Review
We’ve said it before—saddles are a very personal choice. But when it comes to comfort, ISM is usually a pretty safe bet for us. So when ISM introduced the PN […]
Tag Archives: Adamo
6-19-2016 WiR
We keep the #WiR short to spend Father’s Day with the littlest AeroGeek but that didn’t stop us from checking out the latest from Pioneer Cycles and ISM Saddles
4-27-2015 WiR
Sorry we are a bit late on the WiR this week. The team spent the weekend in St. Petersburg, Florida both racing and checking out the action at the St. […]
ISM Adamo PN 1.1 – First Look
We first saw the 1.1 at Interbike back in September, and now it’s finally hitting shop shelves. The PN 1.1 features the same shape as the Attack, a saddle we were […]
Kona 2013 – The Winning Rides
Analyzing the bikes under the men’s and women’s champions you see similarities in design but very different execution between the two. Rinny and Van Leirde both rode UCI illegal frames […]
Adamo Attack – Final Review
It’s hard to believe how time has flown, yet here we are, a month since we first received the Adamo Attack. And after putting significant mileage on the Attack, we’re […]
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 […]
2/9/2013 – What’s Going on at AG Headquarters
Wow, what a busy few weeks it has been here at AG headquarters. With everything going on we wanted to take a moment to bring all of our readers up […]
Adamo Attack – 150 Miles Later
The Garmin says we’re about 150 miles into our Adamo Attack long-term review, and we wanted to give just a quick little update (read our first look, here). We also received […]
First Look at the Adamo Attack (Is Thinner Better?)
While the Adamo Attack is designed primarily for road racers, we can all be sure that triathletes took notice of the release of this saddle late last year. The Attack […]
2012 Felt DA4
In 2011, Felt made it to the big time with their top-of-the-line DA. It was everything a superbike should be – aero, fast, well appointed, and drop-dead sexy. For ’12, […]
2012 Quintana Roo CD0.1
For our inaugural post, I’m going to review my primary bike (I have a second slightly older bike that is permanently attached to a trainer). This is my 2012 Quintana […]