by Rotor Bike Components | Sep 12, 2018 | MTB, News & Articles
Since her racing career began in 2012, Courtney has been a podium-regular. She’s now gearing up to dominate in the women’s elite category. Last weekend, at 22, she won her first MTB Elite UCI World Champs title in Switzerland. She is the first American world... 
by Rotor Bike Components | Sep 5, 2018 | MTB, News & Articles, Tips & Tricks
Racing your mountain bike in cross country (XC) and marathon (XCM) events may seem quite similar at first, but taking a closer look at both disciplines reveals key differences in terms of ideal training and equipment. In this article, we focus on the best bike setups... 
by Rotor Bike Components | Aug 9, 2018 | MTB, News & Articles, Tips & Tricks
No matter how well looked after your bike is, going on a ride without taking the basic tools and spares is a risk that shouldn’t be taken. There are currently many different multi-tools available on the market that are compact and lightweight, and in most cases... 
by Rotor Bike Components | May 2, 2018 | MTB, News & Articles, Tips & Tricks
At times it is road bikes that inherit technology from mountain biking and at other the opposite. Power meters have revolutionised the way professional road racers train, they have been offering their full potential for years in mountain biking too. At the end of the... 
by Rotor Bike Components | Jan 31, 2018 | MTB, News & Articles, Tips & Tricks
Taking time to adjust your mountain bike suspension will help you get the most out of it on rides. Read on to learn how to set up your suspension. Our advice applies to both front and rear shocks. SAG The first step is to dial in the preload for your body weight so... 
by Rotor Bike Components | Jan 24, 2018 | Cyclocross, MTB, News & Articles, Road, Tips & Tricks, Track/Fixie, Triathlon
Your bottom bracket isn’t the most exciting part of your road bike, which makes it easy to ignore until something is wrong with it. However, it’s a very important part of your bike, so in this article, we tell you a little more about this essential yet relatively...
