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Rotor Magazine > Home    (161 words)
ROTOR magazine is a trusted source for pertinent, consistent and up-to-date information.
ROTOR magazine was first published in 1988, and is now in its fifteenth year serving our members and the industry.
ROTOR magazine is distributed to HAI members, Heli-Expo attendees, and other subscribers.
Rotor System | Kranksett (816 words)
Rotor System provides the definitive solution to this inefficiency, which is typical of conventional pedalling, by definitively eliminating dead points.
Rotor makes the cranks independent in such a way that they are not aligned at a fixed 180º, but rather the angle between them varies during the cycle in such a way that one pedal never coincides with the one below, thus avoiding power vacuums.
Rotor can be fitted to all the frames and accessories commercialised on the market, and is available in road (double and triple discs) and mountain bike versions.
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