Road bike crankset Sram Rival AXS Powermeter | FC-RIV-P-E1

The Rival AXS Powermeter crankset features the PWR power measurement system in the left DUB crank arm. The shaft-based DUB-PWR unit measures power on the left side to calculate the total wattage.

Included:

• Sram Rival AXS PWR power metre crank arms, right and left, chainring kit, crank bolt. The bottom bracket is sold separately.

SRAM Quarq Rival AXS E1 PWR DUB crankset technology:

• Application: Road 12x2-speed
• Crankset arm material: Aluminium
• One-piece chainring kit
• Chainring material: 7075-T6 aluminium
• Chainring bolts: Aluminium
• Compatibility: SRAM 12x2-speed
• Chainline: 45 mm
• Shaft-based DUB-PWR unit measures power on the left side to calculate total watts
• Long battery life, over 400 hours
• Replaceable lithium AAA battery
• Waterproof, IPX7 rated to 1 metre for 30 minutes
• Lightweight, less than 40 grams’ extra weight compared to a standard crankset
• Weight 880 grams (manufacturer’s specification)
• Wide Dub aluminium crankset axle 29 mm
• Supplied without Dub bottom bracket

Sram Rival AXS PWR DUB Power Meter Crank:

The most advanced SRAM aluminium crankset meets the best power measurement available. Get the data you need for your training progress – integrated into a lightweight, stiff and stable crankset with X-Range shifting technology. Proven reliability and accuracy from Quarq. The new power meter platform is fully integrated into the DUB spindle. The spindle-based DUB-PWR unit measures power on the left side to calculate total watts. The long battery life, over 400 hours, ensures a whole season of riding. Waterproof, IPX7 rated to 1 metre for 30 minutes, and lightweight, weighing less than 40 g more than a standard crankset. The SRAM Rival AXS aluminium crankset for the new AXS groupset, in combination with the new 12-speed cassette, offers a completely new gear ratio range. The smaller chainrings and the cassette with a wider range offer a greater gear ratio range than previous systems. The result is smoother and faster front shifting and more usable gears. The new configurations this enables improve cadence and efficiency and ensure crisp, clean and fast gear changes. With conventional chainring/cassette combinations, the overall range is smaller; for example, a 53-tooth chainring with an 11-tooth sprocket gives a gear ratio of 1:4.81. With the new combinations featuring a 48-tooth chainring and a 10-tooth sprocket, the ratio is 1:4.8. Furthermore, a 1:1 gear ratio is possible with the 33-tooth sprocket at the front and rear.

SRAM Rival 2x chainring kit: CR-RIV-KIT-E1

Low weight, high stiffness and durability – these three objectives have been achieved with the chainring spider unit.

• Crisp and precise front shifting
• One-piece construction for faster, smoother and more reliable shifting
• X-Range gear ratio technology offers you a wider gear range and smoother gear progression, so you’re always in the right gear
• Available with 46/33 and 48/35 teeth

The chainring kit is an integrated unit, ensuring that absolutely no power is lost and that all your effort goes into the drivetrain. The X-Range chainrings work perfectly with the Yaw technology of the AXS front derailleur, delivering outstanding, low-friction shifting. The X-Range chainrings, combined with the Yaw front derailleur, ensure optimal shifting performance. The Direct Mount mount with 8 bolts makes changing the chainring kit a breeze.

SRAM X Range chainring technology:

The chainrings are individually replaceable and bolted to the Force AXS spider. The X Range Direct Mount chainrings work perfectly with the Yaw technology of the Force eTap AXS derailleur, delivering outstanding, low-friction shifting. The X-Range chainrings, in combination with the Yaw derailleur, ensure optimal shifting performance. The Direct Mount mount with 8 bolts makes changing the gear ratio a breeze. Additionally, the SRAM Force AXS cranksets offer the option to retrofit the Quarq Powermeter power measurement crankset.

SRAM DUB Axle Bottom Bracket System:

The DUB version of the SRAM cranks is suitable for BSA threaded, PressFit BB92, PressFit 30, BB30, BB386 Evo BB Right and T47 bottom bracket shells. You will find the matching bottom brackets below, along with the installation dimensions. The axles have a diameter of 29 mm. Axle play is adjustable via a preloader. The SRAM DUB road bike cranksets have their own proprietary standard and are only compatible with DUB road bike bottom brackets, not with other bottom brackets. SRAM and Wheels Manufacturing offer compatible bottom brackets for almost every bottom bracket standard; only bottom brackets for Italian thread and Trek BB90 are not available. In those cases, GXP crankarms are required.

Compatible bottom bracket shells – DUB bottom brackets

• Threaded BSA 1.37x24 TPI, shell width 68 mm,
  SRAM DUB bottom bracket, part no. 00.6418.015.000
• Pressfit BB86, press fit diameter 41 mm, shell width 86.5 mm,
  SRAM DUB Pressfit BB86.5 bottom bracket, part no. 00.6418.025.000
• BB30, press-fit depth 42 mm, shell width 68 mm
  Sram DUB Pressfit BB30 bottom bracket Part No. 00.6418.017.000
• BB30A, press-fit diameter 42 mm, shell width 73 mm, asymmetrical
  Sram DUB Pressfit BB30 bottom bracket, item no. 00.6418.027.000
• Pressfit 30, press fit diameter 46 mm, shell width 68–73 mm
  , SRAM DUB Pressfit bottom bracket, item no. 00.6418.028.001
• Pressfit 30A, press-fit diameter 46 mm, shell width 73 mm, asymmetrical,
  SRAM DUB Pressfit bottom bracket, item no. 00.6418.028.001
• BB-Right, press-fit diameter 46 mm, shell width 79 mm
  , SRAM DUB PressFit BB-Right bottom bracket, item no. 00.6418.028.000
• BB386 Evo, press fit diameter 46 mm, shell width 86.5 mm,
  SRAM DUB PressFit BB386 bottom bracket, part no. 00.6418.026.000
• T47, thread diameter 47 mm, shell width 86.5 mm,
  SRAM DUB PressFit threaded bottom bracket, Part No. 00.6418.033.000

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