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SRAM Eagle Cranks and Chainrings

  • What is the Q factor on Eagle AXS cranks and is it different to current Eagle? plus icon minus icon
  • The Q factor for Eagle AXS cranks is the same as the current Q factor for our DUB cranksets. Different chainlines are available for compatibility specifications. See more
  • What size and type of tool is required to remove SRAM Eagle chainrings from the crank spider? plus icon minus icon
  • Use a T25 torx key to remove the three bolts holding the direct mount chainring to the crankset. See more
  • What chainring size options do you offer for SRAM Eagle ? plus icon minus icon
  • Eagle chainrings will be available in 30T, 32T, 34T, 36T, 38T. See more
  • Can I use the Eagle X-SYNC 2 chainrings with my SRAM 1x11 drivetrain? plus icon minus icon
  • Yes. Eagle X-SYNC 2 chainrings are 11-speed compatible. You can use Eagle X-SYNC 2 chainrings with 11-speed NX, X, X1, X01, and XX1 drivetrains. However, traditional SRAM X-SYNC 11-speed rings are ... See more
  • Can I use the new SRAM Eagle drivetrain with the “old” X-SYNC chainrings? plus icon minus icon
  • No. Eagle X-SYNC 2 chainrings are specifically designed to handle 12-Speed Eagle chains. Using the original X-SYNC chainring with an Eagle drivetrain will reduce performance, cause excessive noise,... See more
  • If I upgrade to a SRAM Eagle chainring, do I need to use a SRAM Eagle chain? plus icon minus icon
  • No. The X-SYNC 2 chainrings are also compatible with our SRAM 11-speed components.   Note: If using the X-SYNC 2 chainring with an SRAM 11-speed drivetrain, then you should use an SRAM 11-speed cha... See more
  • Can I use a non-SRAM chainring with EAGLE drivetrains? plus icon minus icon
  • No. We recommend only using SRAM components that are compatible with the Eagle ecosystem. We do not test components made by other manufacturers. Using third-party components can cause increased wea... See more
  • Are there SRAM Eagle chainrings for my Bosch motor? plus icon minus icon
  • Yes. We offer Eagle chainrings in different sizes compatible with different Bosch motors. Please visit our product page. See more
  • How do I tell the difference between SRAM X-SYNC 2 and original X-SYNC chainrings? plus icon minus icon
  • We learned a lot from inventing and producing the first 1x-specific chainrings with chain-retention capability. Wear, noise, cross chaining, mud clearance, retention, guiding, and other factors wer... See more
  • Which chainring offset do I need for my SRAM EAGLE drivetrain? plus icon minus icon
  • Offset is determined by chainline, which is impacted by rear hub spacing. For Boost 148mm setups, use a 3mm offset X-SYNC 2 chainring. The 6mm offset chainring is used for non-Boost 142mm. However,... See more
  • What is chainline and why does it matter for my SRAM drivetrain? plus icon minus icon
  • Chainline is determined by the dimensional relationships between the frame, cassette, and chainrings. Incorrect chainline can cause poor shifting, excessive friction and wear, and unintended shifti... See more
  • Is there an oval chainring option for the SRAM Eagle drivetrain? plus icon minus icon
  • Yes. We offer oval chainrings in various sizes and offsets. You can find all available Eagle chainrings in our SRAM spare parts catalog. See more

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