
Shimano AERO kit
50/34, 52/36, 54/40 and other combinations depending on availability. Outer ring, inner ring, matched cover and hardware.
Shop the Shimano kit →Shimano 12s AERO 2x chainrings for 105, Ultegra and Dura-Ace, large 1x options for time trials and triathlon, plus dedicated GRX solutions for gravel. ALUGEAR lets you upgrade your gearing without replacing the whole crankset.

At Velo-Perso, we value parts that solve real problems. Many current Shimano cranks are excellent, yet the standard chainring combinations do not suit every rider. ALUGEAR offers more gearing options, distinctive finishes and a carefully designed aero look while allowing you to keep the crank arms you already know.
Our approach: recommend the right part for the rider, not unsupported aerodynamic watt-saving figures.

Each product family solves a different problem. The product pages show the current combinations, colours and stock availability.

50/34, 52/36, 54/40 and other combinations depending on availability. Outer ring, inner ring, matched cover and hardware.
Shop the Shimano kit →
Replace the outer chainring on your Shimano 12s crankset and pair it with the matching ALUGEAR inner ring.
Explore chainring sizes →
Large narrow-wide rings for asymmetric Shimano 110 × 4 spiders. Check the chain, chainline and drivetrain setup.
Explore road 1x →
A dedicated 1x solution for compatible Shimano GRX RX810 / RX820 cranks, using the appropriate gravel interface.
Explore GRX →On Ultegra and Dura-Ace 12s builds, ALUGEAR makes particular sense: CNC-machined chainrings, a crank-specific aero cover and an integrated visual result. Shimano factory power-meter versions R8100-P and R9200-P require their dedicated cover variants—a detail that matters when ordering.

Start with your terrain and preferred cadence. Then verify your front derailleur capacity, cassette and overall drivetrain. An advertised size is not a promise that it is currently in stock.
This particular 58-tooth Shimano 110 × 4 single chainring weighed 143 g on our Park Tool scale at Velo-Perso. That is the measured weight of this exact ring, not a blanket claim for every size.
A large chainring can offer a substantial tooth count without excessive mass. Stiffness, chain compatibility, chain length and rear-derailleur setup still have to be checked for your particular bike.

ALUGEAR GRX rings are not simply interchangeable with road Shimano 110 × 4 chainrings. The spider profile and chainline must match the crank. Dedicated narrow-wide 1x teeth help chain retention over rough ground.

The official ALUGEAR Components installation tutorial walks through replacing Shimano rings with the AERO 2x kit, fitting the inner ring in the correct orientation, aligning the cover and tightening the original supplied bolts.
The tutorial specifies 10 Nm for the four supplied bolts. Always follow the instructions for your exact ALUGEAR part and Shimano crankset.
Watch the 2x tutorial on YouTube →
Also watch the official 1x installation tutorial on YouTube →
R7100, R8100, R8100-P, R9200 or R9200-P? Similar-looking aero covers do not necessarily fit the same crank.
A 2x shifting ring is not a narrow-wide 1x ring. Check chain type, front derailleur and rear-derailleur capacity.
Check your chosen combination, frame clearance and included hardware. Factory Shimano power meters require the dedicated P cover.


Yes, as long as the crank model and bolt interface match the chosen ring. Compatibility cannot be established from the Shimano groupset name alone.
The 2x kit offers purpose-made cover variants for factory Shimano power-meter cranks. Select the correct P cover and verify the exact crank reference.
It smooths the appearance of the crankset. We do not claim a specific watt saving without a test protocol for the individual bike and configuration.
Not simply because both have four arms. The crank interfaces and chainlines differ. Choose the chainring designed for your exact model.
No. Outer rings, inner rings, AERO covers and 1x rings have individual product listings. Choose individual parts only when the whole combination is compatible.
No. Availability varies by tooth count, cover version and colour. Please check your selected variant on the product page or ask Velo-Perso.
Aero compact gearing, a purposeful 52/36, a TT single ring or a GRX gravel build: tell us how you ride and which crankset you have. We will help you select parts that really fit together.
Images: actual Velo-Perso product photos and scale measurements, plus ALUGEAR manufacturer images. Exact weights, availability and colour options depend on the selected part. Editorial content updated October 2026.
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