The SRAM Force XPLR AXS Power Meter Crankset E1 is a carbon 1x gravel crankset with a power meter hidden inside the DUB Wide spindle, for gravel and all-road riders who want power data without extra bulk. It measures the left leg and doubles it for total watts, and is less than 40 g heavier than a standard crankset at 568 g.
The 42T narrow-wide chainring works with 12 and 13-speed drivetrains on a 47.5 mm chainline. A user-replaceable AAA lithium battery lasts over 400 hours and the unit is IPX7 rated, so long dusty desert rides and wash-downs are no problem. Bottom bracket not included.
Features
Feature
What it does for you
Spindle power meter
Hidden inside the DUB spindle, measures left leg and doubles it for total watts.
Barely heavier
Less than 40 g heavier than a standard Force crankset.
400+ hour battery
User-replaceable AAA lithium battery.
IPX7 rated
Sealed against water to 1 m for 30 minutes.
12 and 13-speed
42T narrow-wide chainring works with Eagle, Flattop D1/E1 and T-Type chains.
Wide chainline
47.5 mm DUB Wide for frames with big tyre clearance.
Specification
General
Type
Gravel 1x power meter crankset
Chainring
42T, aluminium, 8-bolt Direct Mount, narrow-wide
Weight
568 g (manufacturer)
Colour
Black
Fit
Spindle
SRAM DUB Wide
Chainline
47.5 mm
Chainring offset
6.5 mm
Speeds
12 or 13-speed
Chain compatibility
Eagle, Flattop D1/E1, T-Type
Bottom bracket
Not included; fits SRAM Road Wide DUB bottom brackets
Power meter
Measurement
Left side, doubled for total watts
Battery
AAA lithium, user replaceable, 400+ hours
Water resistance
IPX7
Shipping and package
Package size (L x W x H)
40 x 25 x 12 cm
Shipping weight
1 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does the Force XPLR AXS power meter measure power?▼
It sits inside the DUB spindle and measures the left leg, then doubles it to estimate total watts.
What battery does it use and how long does it last?▼
A user-replaceable AAA lithium battery rated for over 400 hours of riding.
Is it compatible with 13-speed drivetrains?▼
Yes. The 42T chainring works with 12 and 13-speed setups using Eagle, Flattop D1/E1 or T-Type chains.
