Sram Crank GX Eagle DUB 170mm 32Z Lunar
170 mm
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The bike area of use factor refers to the specific environments or disciplines where a bike crank can be most effectively utilized. This is important for ensuring compatibility with your bike type and optimizing performance based on your riding style and terrain.
Mountain bike
Typical price
42,– to 150,–
Designed for rugged terrains, offering durability and resistance to impact.
Ideal for off-road adventures, providing stability and control on uneven surfaces.
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Sram Crank GX Eagle DUB 170mm 32Z Lunar
170 mm
Racing bikes
Typical price
110,– to 380,–
Engineered for speed and lightweight performance on paved roads.
Perfect for competitive cycling, delivering efficiency and responsiveness during races.
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Gravel
Typical price
130,– to 420,–
Built for mixed terrains, balancing durability and versatility.
Great for adventurous rides, offering adaptability on both gravel and paved paths.
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Electric bike
Typical price
37,– to 130,–
Supports the added weight and power of electric components, ensuring durability.
Ideal for assisted rides, providing reliable performance and extended range for commuting.
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Sram Eagle S100 Powerspline Boost
155 mm
The type of bottom bracket determines the compatibility and performance of a bike crank, significantly impacting the bike's efficiency and your riding experience. Choosing the right bottom bracket affects how smoothly power is transferred from the pedals to the drivetrain, influencing both comfort and speed.
DUB
Typical price
180,– to 550,–
Designed to be lightweight and durable, DUB bottom brackets offer improved bearing life and performance.
Ideal for riders seeking a balance between weight savings and reliability, enhancing overall bike efficiency.
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Hollowtech II
Typical price
73,– to 190,–
Features an external bearing design that increases stiffness and stability during rides.
Perfect for cyclists looking for enhanced power transfer and control, especially in road biking.
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Square-taper
Typical price
28,– to 56,–
Utilizes a tapered spindle for securing the crank, known for its simplicity and ease of maintenance.
Recommended for casual riders or those with vintage bikes, offering reliability and cost-effectiveness.
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BB30
Typical price
160,– to 510,–
Incorporates large bearings directly into the frame, allowing for a larger spindle diameter.
Favored by performance cyclists for its lightweight and stiff nature, improving power transfer and speed.
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A Powermeter measures the power output of a cyclist, providing valuable data for training and performance analysis. It is crucial for serious cyclists seeking to improve their efficiency and track progress accurately.
Single-sided
Typical price
290,– to 580,–
Measures power output from one side of the crank, typically the left side.
A cost-effective option for cyclists who want basic power data and are starting to track their training metrics.
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On both sides
Typical price
700,– to 1100,–
Measures power output from both sides of the crank, offering a more comprehensive data set.
Ideal for advanced cyclists who require detailed power analysis for balanced training and performance optimization.
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The length of a bike crank affects pedaling efficiency and comfort, influencing how power is transferred from the rider to the bike. Choosing the right crank length is crucial for ensuring optimal performance and minimizing the risk of injury during cycling.
165 - 169 mm
Typical price
100,– to 390,–
Shorter crank length enhances pedaling cadence and is easier on the knees.
Recommended for riders with shorter legs or those who prefer a higher cadence for quick acceleration.
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170 - 172 mm
Typical price
44,– to 160,–
Medium crank length offers a balanced mix of power and cadence.
Ideal for average-sized riders, providing a versatile option suitable for various cycling disciplines.
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Sram Crank GX Eagle DUB 170mm 32Z Lunar
170 mm
173 - 175 mm
Typical price
71,– to 300,–
Longer crank length maximizes power output and leverage.
Best for taller riders or those focusing on power and climbing efficiency.
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Choosing the right brand of bike cranks can significantly affect performance and reliability, catering to different biking needs and preferences. Shimano and Sram are well-regarded for their innovative designs and dependable quality, while Race Face is popular for its strong and lightweight options.
Shimano
Known for producing reliable and high-performance bike components.
Offers a wide range of cranksets suitable for various cycling styles, from road racing to mountain biking.
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Sram
Recognized for its advanced technologies and user-friendly designs.
Provides versatile crank options that excel in both durability and functionality, ideal for competitive riders.
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e*13
Specializes in high-end, lightweight cranks perfect for gravity-focused riders.
Designed for those seeking strength and weight savings, making them suitable for aggressive riding conditions.
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e*13 Helix Race e*spec Carbon Crank, 160mm, Bosch SX-Brose S Mag-TQ HPR50, 21.5mm Offset
160 mm
Race Face
Popular for strong and lightweight cranksets catering to mountain bikers.
Known for its innovative design and durability, perfect for off-road adventures and trail riding.
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Quarq
Famous for integrating power meters into crank designs for performance tracking.
Ideal for competitive cyclists who want to monitor and improve their output with precise data.
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