Product Details
SRAM Force E1 Dub Crank Arms
Form and function come together in the design of the SRAM Force E1 DUB Crank Arms, a true marvel of carbon engineering. Lightweight and stiff, they propel riders forward with ease. Available in lengths from 160 to 175 mm and in a standard width option, these crank arms allow every rider to achieve their ideal fit. The 8-bolt interface is compatible with any SRAM AXS spider or integrated chainring, with or without power meter. The durable, stiff DUB spindle interface ensures a secure fit with nearly any frame.
Features
- 8-bolt interface is compatible with both power and non-power AXS spiders and integrated chainrings
- DUB compatible bottom bracket system enhances durability and simplifies installation
- Carbon fibre arms with a sleek gloss finish add both strength and style
Highlights
- Carbon fibre arms
- DUB compatible bottom bracket system
- 8-bolt interface
Specifications
- Chainring Configuration
- 2x
- Discipline Compatibility
- Road
- Spindle Interface
- DUB
- Crank [Maker]
- SRAM
- Crank [Model]
- Force
- Family
- SRAM Force
- Gearing [Configuration]
- 2x
- Intended Use
- Performance
- Speed Compatibility
- 12-speed
- Product code
- 1907575 / 54293997879642
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Shipping & Returns
Free UK delivery on orders over £50. Orders are dispatched within 1-2 working days and typically arrive 1-2 working days later.
Return unused items in their original packaging within 30 days of delivery. Return postage is £3.50.
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About SRAM
Reinventing the ride, one component at a time.
Founded in Chicago in 1987 with a single product — Grip Shift — SRAM has spent four decades reinventing how riders interact with their bikes. From the first wireless electronic groupset to today's AXS ecosystem, the brand keeps asking the same question: how do we make the next ride better?
Wireless. Configurable. Ride-aware. SRAM's AXS platform replaces a tangle of cables and proprietary protocols with a single, app-driven ecosystem that spans road, gravel and mountain. Components talk to each other and to you.





