Interbike 2015 – Profile Design
Profile Design has been a long-standing favorite of the AeroGeeks team, so we always make time to stop by their booth at Interbike to check out their latest. This year, Profile […]
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Interbike 2015 – Day 3 – The First Gallery
That’s right – we couldn’t contain our Day 3 gallery to just a single post. The entire team was roving the floor of the Mandalay Bay convention center and we […]
Profile Design FC25 – Review
When we tested Profile Design’s Aero HC, we wrote that they had “created a refillable BTA system that solves many of the problems of previous systems, and most importantly, never […]
The One Million View Giveaway!
It seems like only yesterday the Aerogeeks.com celebrated its 500,000th hit, and here we are celebrating 1 Million! Over the past two years, more than 300,000 visitors have viewed Aerogeeks […]
Interbike 2014 – Profile Design
Profile Design always has something exciting to show at Interbike and this year was no exception. Last year it was the Aero HC and the TwentyFour series wheels. This year […]
Profile Design M:2 – Review
Once you’ve gotten a few races under your belt, you inevitably begin to trade up your gear to increase your advantage. And while you certainly can purchase a litany of […]
AeroMail – Pedestalling Profile Design J4 Brackets
In our review of the Profile Design T3 Plus Carbon clip ons we made mention of the 80mm of stack adjustment available. However we didn’t go in depth into how […]
Profile Design TwentyFour Series 58/78 – Final Thoughts
We, as a sport, tend to have short memories. “Whatever happened to…” is a question that gets thrown around AeroGeeks HQ on a nearly daily basis. In most cases, the […]
Profile Design RZ2 – Review
Fueling is always going to be an essential part of any triathlon strategy. At the end of the day—no matter how hard you trained—if you screw up your fuel strategy, […]
Profile Design F-25C Armrest Kit – Review
We would like to tell you that every product we ever put on our bikes is there because it makes us faster, and that speed and winning is all we […]
Profile Design T3 Plus Carbon – Review
Profile Design’s T3 Plus is hands down one of our favorite aerobars on the market today. We have ridden many bikes with these bars and loved every mile in them. […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Profile Design Aero HC – Final Thoughts
We never know quite what to expect when we publish a new First Ride article here on AeroGeeks. Sometimes the products or articles we feel are most controversial receive no […]
Profile Design Aero HC System – First Ride
Like the majority of our readers, the AeroGeeks team is always on the look out for products that enhance our unique athletic abilities. Admittedly we’re probably a bit obsessed with […]
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 […]
AeroGeek’s Hydration Guide – Rear Carriers
In out last post we covered the BTA (between the arms) position for storing hydration on board the bike. As we discussed, we feel this is by far the best […]
Quintana Roo’s 2013 ‘Shift’ Lineup
Even when you are known as one of the biggest innovators in the sport, you are going to take a year off now and then, and sometimes that isn’t a […]
AeroGeek’s Hydration Guide – BTA
In this post we will be covering the BTA (between the arms) bottle setup. The BTA position is universally considered one of the best—if not THE best—place for a triathlete […]