SRAM Quarq RED XPLR Wide Crankset

The SRAM Quarq RED XPLR Wide crankset has a spider-based power meter, designed for gravel riding and riders who want to record training accurately. Measurement is dual-sided and also detects the power balance between the right and left legs, with accuracy of ±1.5% and no effect from weather conditions. The ultralight hollow carbon arms are 29 g lighter than the previous generation.

Choose a crank arm length of 160, 165, 167,5, 170, 172,5 or 175 mm to suit your fit. The Direct Mount chainrings are removable and replaceable, available with 40 and 42 teeth, so you can adapt your gearing to the terrain. The CR2032 battery is user-replaceable and lasts 200 hours. The crankset is water-resistant, rated IPX7 to a depth of 1 metre for 30 minutes, with a DUB bottom bracket.

Founded in Chicago in 1987 by Stan Day and a group of cycling enthusiasts, SRAM is still based in the US city today. It makes drivetrains and brakes for road, gravel and mountain bikes. Its story began with a single product: Grip Shift, the shifter that lets riders change gear by twisting the grip.