Sram Rival Wide AXS DUB left crank with power meter

Answer of Alvise

The main difference between the SRAM Rival AXS Wide power meter and the standard (regular) version is the spindle length and chainline, which are key to compatibility with different frame types and drivetrain configurations. You need to measure the spindle you have and get the same length.

La differenza principale tra il power meter SRAM Rival AXS Wide e la versione standard (normale) riguarda la lunghezza del perno (spindle) e la linea catena (chainline), aspetti fondamentali per garantire la compatibilità con diversi tipi di telai e configurazioni di trasmissione. Bisogna misurare il perno che si possiede e prendere la stessa lunghezza.

Answer of Angel Manuel

Correct. DUB Wide for gravel, DUB for road

Correcto. DUB Wide para gravel, DUB para carretera

Answer of Angel Manuel

Hello. This is the DUB Wide version (for gravel bikes). The one you're talking about is the DUB (for road bikes), which they also sell here.

Hello. This is the DUB Wide version (for gravel bikes). The one you're talking about is the DUB (for road bikes), which they also sell here.

Answer of Angel Manuel

The SRAM DUB Wide bottom bracket, for gravel, is 86.5 mm.

La del pedalier SRAM DUB Wide, para gravel, es 86,5 mm

Answer of Angel Manuel

This is the Rival power meter for the Dub Wide bottom bracket. The one you need is Dub. Wide is slightly wider and is designed for gravel riding rather than road riding.

Este es el potenciómetro Rival para pedalier Dub Wide. El que tú necesitas es Dub. Wide es algo más ancho y está pensando para gravel en lugar de carretera.

Answer of Angel Manuel

From what I see, the Nuroad EX is a gravel bike. Road bikes use the DUB with two chainrings, and gravel bikes usually use the (slightly wider) DUB Wide with a single chainring. Your bike typically needs the DUB Wide, but check your bike´s specs first.

Por lo que veo la Nuroad EX es gravel. Las bicis de carretera llevan el DUB con dos platos y las de gravel suelen llevar el DUB Wide (algo más ancho) en monoplato. Lo normal es que la tuya necesite el DUB Wide, pero asegúrate antes viendo las especificaciones de tu bici.

Answer of Dan

The Rival DUB Wide left crank with power meter does work with the Force DUB Wide right crank as they have the same spindle. However, SRAM has not tested, does not recommend, and will not warranty the situation (source https://powermetercity.com/faq/i-have-a-sram-force-crankset-what-power-meter-can-i-use/). The Force version has the matching carbon crank arm, which will be about 50g lighter than a single Rival alloy crank arm. https://www.tradeinn.com/bikeinn/en/sram-force-d2-dub-wide-left-crank-with-power-meter/139580499/p Another option is the Rival DUB Wide crankset with power meter. The spider and chainrings from the Force crankset can be swapped with the direct mount chainring on the Rival crankset. This option is heaver but will also leave you with a spare Force crankset with direct mount chainring, which has more value than just a single left crank arm. https://www.tradeinn.com/bikeinn/en/sram-rival-wide-axs-dub-direct-mount-crankset-with-power-meter/138194107/p

The Rival DUB Wide left crank with power meter does work with the Force DUB Wide right crank as they have the same spindle. However, SRAM has not tested, does not recommend, and will not warranty the situation (source https://powermetercity.com/faq/i-have-a-sram-force-crankset-what-power-meter-can-i-use/). The Force version has the matching carbon crank arm, which will be about 50g lighter than a single Rival alloy crank arm. https://www.tradeinn.com/bikeinn/en/sram-force-d2-dub-wide-left-crank-with-power-meter/139580499/p Another option is the Rival DUB Wide crankset with power meter. The spider and chainrings from the Force crankset can be swapped with the direct mount chainring on the Rival crankset. This option is heaver but will also leave you with a spare Force crankset with direct mount chainring, which has more value than just a single left crank arm. https://www.tradeinn.com/bikeinn/en/sram-rival-wide-axs-dub-direct-mount-crankset-with-power-meter/138194107/p

Answer of Christopher

I've been very pleased with this crank / power meter from Sram. My bike came with a wide crank (55mm chainline), so I knew this was the right size. Always worth checking your existing crank arm before purchase!

I've been very pleased with this crank / power meter from Sram. My bike came with a wide crank (55mm chainline), so I knew this was the right size. Always worth checking your existing crank arm before purchase!

Answer of Juan Manuel

It depends on the bicycle, you have to check if it has the DUB bottom bracket, and if your right crank has the anchor for 8 screws. If so, I think it can help. Make sure that the one you buy is the WIDE, which is wider than the normal one. That is to say, the WIDE is for gravel and the normal is for road.

Depende de la bicicleta , tienes que mirar si lleva el pedalier DUB , y si tu biela derecha lleva el anclaje para 8 tornillos . Si es asi , yo creo que puede servir . Asegurate que la que compres sea la WIDE , que es mas ancho que el normal . es decir el WIDE es para gravel y el normal es para carretera.

Answer of Juan Manuel

Yes, it is the left crank with a potentiometer to replace the one that comes when it does not have a potentiometer. It is also the WIDE, which is wider because it is for gravel.

Si , es la biela izquierda con potenciometro para reemplazar la que viene cuando no tiene potenciometro . Ademas es el WIDE , que es mas ancho porque es para gravel

Answer of Juan Manuel

Yes, the Rival Wide, but make sure it is for a single chainring (if so) or for a double chainring.

Si , la Rival Wide , pero asegurate que sea para monoplato ( si es asi ) o para doble plato

Answer of Juan Manuel

Hello, the first thing you have to see is if it is for gravel it is Wide (wider, so that bigger wheels can fit), if it is for road, it would only be Rival. You can select the length of the connecting rod from the drop-down menu. In this specific article it is the Sram Rival WIDE and the first measurement that appears is 170

Hola , lo primero que tienes que ver es si es para gravel es Wide ( mas ancho , para que entren ruedas mas gordas ), si es para carretera ,sería solo Rival . la largura de la biela , la puedes seleccionar en el menu desplegable . En este articulo en concreto es el Sram Rival WIDE y la primera medida que sale es 170

Answer of Juan Manuel

In the end, I had to buy the specific potentiometer for Rival Wide. The problem is that there are many options and nothing is the same. There is a single chainring, a double chainring, and a Wide system (wider for gravel). So first you have to make sure what the chainring we have is like, or the one we are going to put on, and thus know which potentiometer will work for us. One solution is to put a pedal potentiometer, but if we are looking to have versatility in our gravel and be able to put MTB and other road pedals. We already have the mess.

Yo , al final , he tenido que comprar el potenciometro especifico para Rival Wide . El problema es que hay muchas opciones y nada es igual . Hay monoplato , doble plato , y sistema Wide ( mas ancho para gravel ) Asi que primero hay que asegurarse de como es el plato que tenemos , o el que vamos a poner y asi saber que potenciometro nos valdrá . Una solucion es poner potenciometro de pedales , pero si buscamos tener versatilidad en nuestra gravel y poder poner pedales de mtb y otros dias de carretera . ya tenemos el lio.

Answer of Ting Shing

the crank is the wide version

the crank is the wide version

Answer of Mohd. Yusri

The is for wide version (SRAM PN 00.3018.304.XXX - the last 3 digit is depending on length of the crank. 003 is for 172.5) I´m using this power meter crank (00.3018.304.002 - 170) at my gravel bike that using RIVAL AXS 1X WIDE groupset. https://www.sram.com/globalassets/document-hierarchy/compatibility-map/road/axs-power-meter-upgrade-compatiblity-map-.pdf

The is for wide version (SRAM PN 00.3018.304.XXX - the last 3 digit is depending on length of the crank. 003 is for 172.5) I´m using this power meter crank (00.3018.304.002 - 170) at my gravel bike that using RIVAL AXS 1X WIDE groupset. https://www.sram.com/globalassets/document-hierarchy/compatibility-map/road/axs-power-meter-upgrade-compatiblity-map-.pdf