Product Details
SRAM Red XPLR E1 Wide DUB Chainset
Gravel bikes deserve the lightest and stiffest cranks too. The SRAM Red XPLR E1 Wide DUB Chainset maximises tyre clearance and features hollow carbon arms paired with the direct mount 1x chainring of your choice. Now available in a 160mm crankarm length, this crank is built to please every rider, even those who prefer the unpaved.
Features
- Single-ring drivetrain simplifies functionality and reduces weight
- Non-aero direct mount chainrings from 38T to 46T can be swapped with a single tool
- SRAM X-SYNC wide-tooth, narrow-tooth chainring technology provides maximum chain control
- Ultra-light hollow carbon fiber crankarms
- DUB bottom bracket adds durability and simplicity
- Can be upgraded to a power meter
- Available in 160, 165, 167.5, 170, 172.5, and 175 mm lengths
Specifications
- Chainring Configuration
- 1x
- Discipline Compatibility
- Gravel
- Spindle Interface
- DUB
- Crank [Maker]
- SRAM
- Crank [Model]
- RED XPLR E1
- Family
- SRAM Apex
- Gearing [Configuration]
- 1x
- Intended Use
- Performance
- Speed Compatibility
- 13-speed
- Product code
- 1829868 / 54294508306778
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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.