Remove & Reinstall Rotor Cranks

[@parawolli]

The best trick I've ever saw. Very good Why doesn't every manufacturer make it so easy

[@dent699855]

I’ve been fiddling with mine and this video shows the small step I was missing! Thank you

[@NoBrakes23]

Pretty straight forward explanation. I've been spoiled by the simplicity of Shimano/Hollowtech II, (Except on my road bike where I made the mistake of choosing Campy's Powertorque.)

[@ThunderStruckMTB]

Yep, can't beat Shimano's HT2 system.... all others just seem wrong.

[@EinfachFelixlol]

Good video, I have a question, at min 6:45 when I tighten the screw the crank locks completely how do I avoid it. Do I need to use more Spacers?

[@MattStormsSEO]

Thanks just saved me a trip to the shop.

[@ashokcaptain4088]

Great video; consise instructions. . . . appreciate you mentioning the pitfalls (might be tight etc.). Thank you for uploading this. Cheers!

[@Sills71]

thanks for posting... a great demonstration of why Shimano rules... allen wrench and plastic nub for tension is all that is needed to remove a Shimano crank...

[@peterweatherby8816]

Thanks Clint - super clear, excellent instructions!

[@CaptainShiny5000]

Ah, I understand how that works - magic! No, seriously that's a damn clever system if you know how to do it! Thanks for the video!

[@paulbloomfield8386]

Brilliant video makes perfect Sense although all other photos/vids showed the self extracting cap visible? When crank fitted normally Rotor website no help

[@DougBruce]

Perfect. Very clear and informative. 👌

[@durianriders]

Good tip CG!

[@maxlein1246]

Excellent video, as usual.

[@marcdaniels9079]

Great video ❤❤❤.

[@joepenley8706]

Hey Clint, I'm traveling to St. Petersburg beach FL next week, I was wondering if it was worth bringing my mountain bike or just road ride. Thanks.

[@joepenley8706]

Are there any trails near there that are worth checking out?

[@ClintGibbs]

+Joe Penley absolutely! Head over to Alafia River State Park or balm-boyette which is a tad closer but on the way to Alafia River State Park. I want to say it's less than an hour from St Petersburg.

[@gigAjvania]

i want to know which bb standart on rotor? i want remove bb an instal sram force. i can change only crancset? if not, how i remove bbs?

[@ClintGibbs]

Honestly, it's been awhile since I've owned this bike but I showed in the video. You may be able to just install a 30 mm spindle Sram crankset. But if you have a good local bike shop I would definitely check with him. I know on more current Giants they use sram GXP which is a 24 mm spindle. And of course they use Sram press-fit bearings. There is a tool that taps out bearings and of course you need one to press them back in. It's pretty simple but you have to have the correct tool. If you're doing this on a Giant bike then I would get the bearings and crankshaft. Press-fit bearings are really cheap and it's a good idea to change them every year or two.

[@gigAjvania]

@@ClintGibbs thanks

[@jymmy8312]

Nice explanation, thanks!

[@motorcycleguy73]

Nice video.

[@ryant75]

Thank you

[@smithgov]

Great video, Thanks. But, regarding the design...why?! Have a Rotor 3D with a spanner nut. I don't own a spanner wrench and don't want to. Going back to Shimano.

[@Massproduce201]

Lovely looking cranks but overly complicated