Rotor Q-Rings BCD110x4 Compatible with Shimano® cranks: Dura-Ace® R9200-P R9200 and Ultegra® R8100
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With the oval Q-Rings chainrings from Rotor, you can ride longer and faster with less fatigue because you use your power more efficiently. The Q-Rings adjust the resistance while pedaling according to the natural strengths and weaknesses of your legs.
The oval chainrings are compatible with Rotor Direct Mount (DM) cranks and also with 4-bolt Shimano cranks. When mounted on Rotor DM cranks, these Q-Rings can be adjusted in 1-degree increments. When mounted on Shimano cranks, the chainrings are set in the intermediate position OCP3, which is the most commonly used position by road cyclists. For perfect aesthetic integration with Shimano cranks, a set of screw covers is available for the different crank models.
Delivery includes:
• 1x Q-Ring chainring
Not included:
• Direct Mount (DM) Spider 110x4
• Aero Direct Mount (DM) Spider 110x4
• Shimano cover plates
Technical specifications:
• BCD 110x4
• For 2x drivetrains
• Material: CNC-machined aluminum 7075
• Ovality: 12.5%
Chainrings with 50 to 54 teeth are compatible with Shimano power meter crank: Dura-Ace R9200-P. The remaining chainrings are compatible with Shimano cranks R9200 and Ultegra R8100 for 12 and 11-speed.
ROTOR cranksets compatible with Spider BCD110x4: 2INpower DM, INpower DM, ALDHU Carbon, ALDHU, ALDHU24, VEGAST & VEGAST24.
ROTOR INspider compatible.
Crank compatibility | 2-speed |
Cassette compatibility | 11-speed |
Chainring mount | Direct recording |
Bolt circle | 110 mm |
Item number | 21189044 |
Manufacturer | Rotor |
Category | Chainrings |
Release date | 14.6.2022 |
Colour | Black |
Exact colour description | Outer Black |
Material group | Metal |
Material | CNC-milled aluminium 7075 |
Chainring mount | Direct recording |
Number of teeth | 50 |
Crank compatibility | 2-speed |
Cassette compatibility | 11-speed |
Bolt circle | 110 mm |
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- 1.Shimano5.1 %
- 2.Sram6 %
- 3.Race Face7 %