Are the aero Q rings compatible with a quarq cinqo on a rotor 3d?

I'm guessing that also means you have to decide which bolt pattern/position you're going to use prior to cutting and changing it would be **impossible** without more cutting.

On the website, it shows the rotor3d with aero chainrings for $400 for the steel spindle is that correct? And I all I would have to do is send that to Quarq to have them put the cinqo on it.http://www.cart32hostingred.com/...amp;prodid=153950870[/quote[/url]]

Ben, you are making a good choice. That particular setup is what Sergio is using. Besides being right on the tech edge, both Rotor and Quarq have excelent customer service. You won't be dissapointed using this combination.

Good luck and best wishes to all the family,

Sergio

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Does he use it on both road and TT? What BB is he using these days?

Sort of. Not off the shelf. You'll need to have a machine shop remove a chunk to accommodate the battery pack.

sorry to beat a dead horse, but are we still talking about the compact cinqo? I have a compact Rotor 3D cinqo and want the 50-34 aero q-rings. I take it this will involve the modifications?

Thanks

Thanks for your advice, I just ordered 2 rotor quarqs, one standard with 165mm and aero rings and one compact with ocp3 50/34 rings. I can't wait to get them! =]