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The right aero cockpit is not the narrowest or most aggressive one on the spec sheet. It is the one that lets you maintain the correct front fairing geometry, repeatably, for the full duration of a race. Cockpit choice is...
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The short answerPosition breakdown is the most underestimated source of time loss in long-course triathlon. Not the helmet, not the cockpit, not the wheels — the slow collapse of the aero position you spent months optimising.AeroGain's in-house testing quantified what...
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The best bottle position on a triathlon bike is between the arms. AeroGain’s velodrome testing (n=35 athletes, 45 km/h, Ballerup Super Arena) shows optimal front bottle placement saves a median of 8 W versus riding with no bottles, and up to 14 W for the best measured rider — and why frame bottles are almost always the wrong choice.
AeroGain was founded by Danish triathlete Kristoffer Visti, driven by one simple frustration: cockpit setups just weren’t good enough. After years of racing and chasing marginal gains, he began building better solutions — not for looks, but for speed. What...
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In April 2025, British triathlete Kate Waugh delivered a stunning performance at the Singapore T100, clinching victory with a record-breaking margin of 6 minutes and 41 seconds. This triumph not only marked her debut at the T100 distance but also...
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