Rotor
Rotor is a Spanish cycling components brand with a reputation built on precision engineering, innovative biomechanics research, and a relentless pursuit of performance. Founded in Madrid in 1999, Rotor set out to challenge conventional thinking in drivetrain design, pioneering oval chainring technology and developing some of the most advanced power measurement systems available to cyclists today. Trusted by WorldTour professionals and serious amateur riders alike, Rotor has grown into a globally respected name synonymous with quality, data-driven design, and race-proven reliability. About Rotor Rotor's product range spans cranksets, chainrings, bottom brackets, pedal-based power meters, and complete groupsets including the acclaimed ALDHU and KAPIC systems. The brand is perhaps best known for its Q-Rings — elliptical chainrings designed to optimise the rider's pedal stroke by maximising power through the strongest phase of each revolution and reducing resistance during the weakest phase. This technology, backed by extensive biomechanical research, has been adopted by professional cyclists across road, gravel, and triathlon disciplines. Why Choose Rotor? Rotor components suit cyclists who demand accuracy, efficiency, and longevity from their equipment. Whether you are a competitive racer seeking marginal gains, a triathlete chasing a personal best, or a dedicated club rider looking to upgrade your drivetrain, Rotor offers a solution engineered to elevate your performance. Thei
- Rotor Paceline CenterLock Rounded (does Not Include Lockring) 2021: 140mm — 68.58
- Rotor Paceline CenterLock Rounded (does Not Include Lockring) 2021: 160mm — 68.58
Frequently Asked Questions
- What are Rotor Q-Rings and how do they work?
- Rotor Q-Rings are oval-shaped chainrings designed to match the natural biomechanics of your pedal stroke. They increase resistance during your power phase and reduce it during the dead spot, helping you generate more efficient power output, reduce muscle fatigue, and maintain a smoother cadence over long rides or races.
- Are Rotor power meters accurate enough for serious training?
- Yes. Rotor power meters, including their INpower and 2INpower systems, are widely used by professional and elite amateur cyclists. They deliver dual-sided power measurement with accuracy within plus or minus one percent, providing reliable data for structured training, race pacing, and performance analysis.
- Can I buy Rotor components at The Cycle Zone?
- Absolutely. The Cycle Zone stocks a range of Rotor components including cranksets, chainrings, and power meter systems. Our knowledgeable team can help you choose the right Rotor products for your bike, riding style, and performance goals. Visit us in store or get in touch for expert advice.