Cranksets
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Aldhu Carbon 2x12s Shimano® Compatible Crankset
Regular Price $678.55 $472.62 -
Aldhu Carbon 2x12s SRAM® AXS® Compatible Crankset
Regular Price $672.70 $469.24 -
Aldhu Carbon 1x Universal Tooth Crankset
Regular Price $620.07 $434.18 -
INspider Aldhu Carbon 2x12s Shimano® compatible Crankset
Regular Price $1,023.70 $718.19 -
INspider Aldhu Carbon 2x12s SRAM® AXS Compatible Crankset
Regular Price $1,017.85 $724.65 -
INspider Aldhu Carbon 1x Universal Tooth Crankset
Regular Price $982.76 $685.35 -
Aldhu 2x12s Shimano® Compatible Crankset
Regular Price $596.65 $506.67 -
Aldhu 2x12s SRAM® AXS® Compatible Crankset
Regular Price $590.80 $502.52 -
Aldhu 1x Universal tooth Crankset
Regular Price $538.17 $472.16 -
INspider Aldhu 2x12s Shimano® Compatible Crankset
Regular Price $941.80 $739.58 -
INspider Aldhu 2x12s SRAM® AXS compatible crankset
Regular Price $947.64 $744.46 -
Inspider Aldhu 1x Universal tooth Crankset
Regular Price $900.86 $713.38
ROTOR Cranksets: cranks, chainrings and spider in one complete set
A crankset is the part of your bike that turns the power from your legs into chain movement: two crank arms, the chainrings and the spider that holds them together. It has a big say in how light, stiff and smooth your pedalling feels.
ROTOR cranksets are designed in Madrid for road, gravel and MTB riders. You can choose aluminium or carbon versions, 24 mm or 30 mm spindles, and round chainrings or the oval Q-Rings, built to make every pedal stroke feel smoother.
What does a crankset include?
- Crank arms: the arms where your pedals attach. They come in different lengths so you can find the right fit.
- Chainrings: the front gears, available in different tooth counts depending on whether you ride 1x or 2x.
- Spider: the piece that connects the chainrings to the crank arm. It can be a standard spider or a power meter spider.
With or without a power meter
You can start with a standard crankset and add a power meter later with an INspider, or go straight for a model with a built-in power meter and track your power on every ride from day one.
How to choose your ROTOR crankset
- Bike type: road, gravel or MTB.
- Spindle: 24 mm or 30 mm, depending on your bottom bracket.
- Crank length: the one that best suits your height and riding position.
- Chainrings: round or oval, and the tooth combination that fits your terrain.
Frequently asked questions
What is a crankset?
It is the set made up of the crank arms, the chainrings and the spider. It picks up the force of your pedalling and passes it on to the chain.
Can I add a power meter later?
Yes. With a compatible power meter spider, you can turn your crankset into one that measures power without changing the crank arms.
What is the difference between round chainrings and Q-Rings?
Round chainrings are the classic option. Q-Rings have an oval shape that spreads the effort more evenly through the pedal stroke.