by Rotor Bike Components | Jan 16, 2019 | News & Articles, Tips & Tricks
Unless you live in a place where the winter means snow, snow and more snow, using the bike in the coldest time of the year is not only recommended, but will make you keep the pace of training for the next year. To be able to train in the best possible conditions, it... 
by Rotor Bike Components | Jan 2, 2019 | News & Articles, Tips & Tricks
Does using the technology used by professionals make you a better rider? Definitely. The current technology is tried and tested by professionals with the maximum demand so that when it comes to you, everything works perfectly. This is the case with the ROTOR Q rings;... 
by Rotor Bike Components | Nov 28, 2018 | News & Articles, Tips & Tricks
At some point, we have all thought of training for a “Gran Fondo”. The idea of racing with your friends and thousands more in breathtaking scenery sounds like a brilliant plan. But without the necessary training, the Gran Fondo can turn into a nightmare without the... 
by Rotor Bike Components | Nov 14, 2018 | Cyclocross, News & Articles, Road, Tips & Tricks
At first glance, cyclocross and gravel bikes look similar: like road bikes with two 700c wheels, knobby tires and drop handlebars. But if you take a closer look and test ride a few of each type of bike, you’ll see and feel some important differences. Geometry A bike’s... 
by Rotor Bike Components | Oct 31, 2018 | News & Articles, Tips & Tricks
In both mountain biking and road riding, your security is the most important factor to take into account. To be able to go out on a ride with the highest level of protection possible, having your bike in perfect condition is just not enough. There are some very simple... 
by Rotor Bike Components | Oct 10, 2018 | News & Articles, Tips & Tricks
Today, Mobile apps for people who ride bikes have almost become a necessity for any leisurely ride, training session or competition. It is completely normal to have one or two apps running during a ride; we have become “addicts” to comparing data with our closest...
