Product Description

Though it does in fact have "aero" in the title, the key feature of ROTOR's QCX1 Aero Chainring is actually its more pronounced oval shape, up to 12.5% from the road-specific version's 10% ovality. That means it's even more efficient than the standard road model, especially in the high-reward portions of the pedal stroke where you're actually turning over the crank—not a bad upgrade considering this is ROTOR's first foray into one-by 'cross machines. Efficiency at this portion of the stroke is arguably more valuable in 'cross, as punching out of corners and spinning up to speed after run-ups and obstacles can be the difference between getting a gap or just getting gapped.

The alternating tooth profile helps retain the chain on a one-by drivetrain, and deep chamfers encourage peanut butter muck to stay the hell out of your drivetrain. ROTOR recommends running the QCX1 ring on the inner position of a double crankset, but the brand does also offer cranksets and spider adapters to reposition the ring.

 

  • An oval chainring for one-by cyclocross bikes
  • Oval ring shape increases the sweet spot of the pedal stroke
  • 12.5% ovality is more efficient than ROTOR's standard
  • Tooth profile built to retain chain and clear muck
  • ROTOR recommends running as the inner ring on a double crankset

 

 

ROTOR 110x5 QX1 Chainring

R$1.590,00
ROTOR 110x5 QX1 Chainring R$1.590,00
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Product Description

Though it does in fact have "aero" in the title, the key feature of ROTOR's QCX1 Aero Chainring is actually its more pronounced oval shape, up to 12.5% from the road-specific version's 10% ovality. That means it's even more efficient than the standard road model, especially in the high-reward portions of the pedal stroke where you're actually turning over the crank—not a bad upgrade considering this is ROTOR's first foray into one-by 'cross machines. Efficiency at this portion of the stroke is arguably more valuable in 'cross, as punching out of corners and spinning up to speed after run-ups and obstacles can be the difference between getting a gap or just getting gapped.

The alternating tooth profile helps retain the chain on a one-by drivetrain, and deep chamfers encourage peanut butter muck to stay the hell out of your drivetrain. ROTOR recommends running the QCX1 ring on the inner position of a double crankset, but the brand does also offer cranksets and spider adapters to reposition the ring.

 

  • An oval chainring for one-by cyclocross bikes
  • Oval ring shape increases the sweet spot of the pedal stroke
  • 12.5% ovality is more efficient than ROTOR's standard
  • Tooth profile built to retain chain and clear muck
  • ROTOR recommends running as the inner ring on a double crankset