by Rotor Bike Components | May 24, 2022 | News & Articles, Road
A short bio of who you are and your career so far I am a belgian cyclist for 6 years in the WT. I am a cobble classic rider. And I try to help our sprinters with the lead outs. Three greatest achievements 5 th Kuurne Brussel Kuurne 9 th GC Baloise Belgium Tour 26 th...
by Rotor Bike Components | Apr 19, 2022 | News & Articles, Road
Spanish brand Berria regularly turns to ROTOR Bike Components to assemble some of their best bikes. A good example is among its road ebikes, such as Berria Belador Hybrid 7. Headquartered in the town of Villarobledo (Albacete, Spain), Berria is one of those bicycle...
by Rotor Bike Components | Mar 24, 2022 | MTB, News & Articles, Road
A short bio of who you are and your career so far A friendly South African living in Europe. I have been a professional cyclist since 2008 and have had the luxury of doing what I love as a job. Married and father of three boys. Three greatest achievements Wearing the...
by Rotor Bike Components | Aug 11, 2021 | Gravel, MTB, Road, Tips & Tricks
The Q Factor is the distance between the crank arms, measured from its outermost part. The point where the Q Factor is measured is right where the pedals are threaded and this measurement is what you see in the specifications of our ROTOR cranks. The Q Factor varies...
by Luis Del Cerro | Apr 3, 2017 | News & Articles, Tips & Tricks
Look around on your next mountain bike group ride, and you’ll probably see a mix of drivetrain setups. Some riders will be using single chainring setups while others will be pedalling double chainrings. In this article, we look at the advantages of each setup to help...
