Stages Cycling G3 Shimano Dura Ace R9100 R Right Side Power Meter Crank Arm

Stages Cycling G3 Shimano Dura Ace R9100 R Right Side Power Meter Crank Arm

Upgrade from your single-sided power crank to dual-sided for more accurate results, with Stages Cycling's G3 Shimano Dura Ace R9100 R Right Side Power Meter Crank Arm. This can be fitted to your Shimano Hollowtech II drive train and used in conjunction with an existing Dura Ace left power crank.

Producing extremely accurate (± 1.5%) data, you can be assured of an accurate representation of your power output, and Active Temperature Compensation ensures anomalies are eliminated when the temperature rises or drops dramatically.

The housing of the power meter has a low profile design and a robust door interface, with IPX7 water resistance to prevent the ingress of rain when riding in less than ideal conditions.

Outputs of up to 2500 watts are measured, more than most professional track sprinters, so you can be sure that the toughest sprint interval sessions will be recorded accurately. Further to this, cadences of 20 to 220 rpm are measured and all data will be transferred in real-time to a compatible head unit via Bluetooth or ANT+.

With a battery life of over 175 hours, you won't need to worry about replacing it very often, but when it's time, you can do this easily and quickly using a Phillips head screwdriver (not included).

Compatibility:

• Compatible with all Shimano Hollowtech II, 11-speed, road drivetrains

• Device compatibility: ANT+, Bluetooth Smart Ready

• Software compatibility: Stages Link, Training Peaks, Strava, Garmin Training Center and others

In the box:

• Drive-side power meter
• CR2032 coin cell battery
• Lifetime access to Stages Link for power meter management and firmware upgrade
• Product Identification Card with Serial Number and ANT+ I.D. Number
• User guide

Please note: This crank arm only functions when used together with the Dura Ace Left Side Power Crank Arm.

Is my bike compatible with Stages Power Meters?

To help find your current crank model, check the inside of the crank arm for the model and length.

The next step is to check the power meter's compatibility with your frame; if the space between your crank arm and seat stay fits a 10mm Allen wrench between 5cm and 12cm from the centre of your bottom bracket, this should be compatible.

See guide below:

Still unsure? Contact us here for more information.