If you're looking to add a power meter to your mountain bike, pick up a set of these crank arms along with a Quarq DZero DUB XX1 spider and you'll have one of the most reliable and accurate units on the market. They share the same lightweight and stiff construction as SRAM's renowned XX1 DUB SL...

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With one-by drivetrains firmly established as a viable option in the mountain and cyclocross realms, SRAM is now in the process of expanding the one-by paradigm to the road with its Rival 1 group. The Rival 1 GXP Crankset sits at the center of the group to guide the chain through the pedal stroke...

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When getting up the hills can make or break a race we ride with the SRAM XX1 Eagle DUB Crankset on our modern cross-country and trail bikes. This crankset is engineered for Boost bikes that don't allow enough chainring clearance for the larger 36-40t chainrings. The XX1 crank shaves every gram...

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Although we don't have definitive figures on hand, we can say without a doubt that the XX1 Eagle DUB FAT Crankset is the lightest fat bike crankset ever developed by SRAM. We can make this bold statement, as this crankset's using the newly introduced 28. 99-millimeter spindle diameter that...

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Weighing a paltry 422 grams, the SRAM XX1 Eagle DUB SL Boost Crankset is one of the lightest cranks available on the market, lending itself to professional racers and discerning cross-country riders shaving weight from their Eagle 12-speed drivetrain. You'll find it's approximately 43 grams...

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Tipping the scales at a paltry 422 grams, the SRAM XX1 Eagle DUB SL Crankset is one of the lightest cranks available on the market, lending itself to professional racers and discerning cross-country riders shaving weight from their Eagle 12-speed drivetrain. You'll find it's approximately 43...

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