Stages Power Meter – First Ride
“Good things come to those who wait,” goes the old saying and, by and large, this is true. Carbon frames were once five-figure price tags, if you could even find […]
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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, […]
VonDrais V-Tag – Review
Race number stickers are a necessary evil. Yes, they prevent your bike from being stolen. But let’s face it, getting them on (and off) is a mess. Walk up to […]
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 […]
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 […]
Bontrager Race X Lite Clip-On – Review
SavageMan – a race that puts fear into even the most hardened Ironman. The bike course may be only 55.7 miles – but in that distance you will find over 6,000 […]
Cervelo P3 – First Ride
We first took a look at the all new Cervélo P3 last April and were thoroughly impressed and very curious. After all, the original P3 was well respected as the […]
Bontrager Super Charger Floor Pump – Review
For many of us, our bike is more than just an inanimate object that gets us from T1 to T2 – it is our pride and joy. And because of […]
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. […]
XLAB Training Strobes – Review
Ride Safe – it’s a phrase that we don’t take lightly around here. We are always looking for products that help ensure we finish every ride without any extra scrapes, […]
Cervelo S5 – Final Thoughts
“It’s the best of both worlds.” This is a phrase that many of us interpret as a fancy version of “compromise.” Yet when we started reviewing the Cervelo S5, this […]
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, […]
Pearl Izumi Project E:Motion Tri N1 – Final Thoughts
We fell in love with Pearl Izumi’s Project E:Motion Tri N1s a few months ago, and after many miles of training runs and a few races, we can safely say […]
XLAB Torpedo System – Final Thoughts
When XLAB announced their new Torpedo System last year, it quickly became one of the most highly anticipated systems of 2013. Over the past few months we have covered both […]
Inviscid Design Speedfil R3 – Review
“One size fits all” usually doesn’t work quite as intended. However, it’s usually not because the products don’t deliver, but instead because there are always those situations that require a […]
XLAB Mezzo and Mini Cage Pod – Review
Stuff – whether it is nutrition, a repair kit or your cellphone, sooner or later you are going to want to carry it on your ride. Jersey pockets are enough […]
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 […]
Reynolds Aero 72/90 – Final Thoughts
Here’s the thing; developing anything is expensive. But developing things that need to be able to go fast is really expensive. So companies, if they’re smart, look at the best designs in the industry […]
Inviscid Design Speedfil Z4 – Review
When Inviscid Design launched the Speedfil Z4 they promised us a product that would change—possibly even revolutionize—how we setup our bikes. We shared our first look at the Z4 in July –http://aerogeeks.com/2013/07/10/inviscid-design-speedfil-z4-cage-first-look/ and […]
FlapJacked Protein Pancakes – Review
Let’s start with one thing we can all agree on – carbs taste awesome. Sure, they’re not exactly ideal in terms of recovery nutrition, but few things taste better than […]