Quick Summary
The SRAM SX Eagle crankset is a 170 mm crankset with a 32t chainring and a Power Spline spindle interface. It is described as compatible with PowerSpline bottom brackets and as supporting 11 and 12 speed drivetrain setups.
Bottom bracket sold separately.
Key Details
| Detail | Product information and buyer relevance |
|---|---|
| Brand | SRAM. Useful for matching the crankset to the rest of the drivetrain. |
| Model | SX Eagle. Helps distinguish this crankset from other SRAM versions. |
| Crank arm length | 170 mm. Compare this with your preferred crank length. |
| Chainring | 32t direct mount X-SYNC 2 steel chainring. Check that the tooth count fits your drivetrain needs. |
| Spindle interface | Power Spline. Match this to the bottom bracket interface. |
| Compatibility | Compatible with PowerSpline bottom brackets and described as working with 11 and 12 speed setups. |
What to Compare Before Buying
- Bottom bracket interface: This crankset uses a Power Spline spindle interface, so the bottom bracket must match.
- Crank length: The stated length is 170 mm. Compare that with the length you want for your bike setup.
- Chainring size: The chainring is 32t. Check that this matches your drivetrain preference.
- Drivetrain setup: It is described as compatible with 11 and 12 speed setups, so confirm that matches your build.
What Else You May Need
A compatible PowerSpline bottom bracket is needed, since the bottom bracket is sold separately.
Before You Decide
Confirm the Power Spline interface, 170 mm crank length, and 32t chainring before choosing an offer. Also make sure you have the compatible bottom bracket, since it is not included.
How 32t Affects Gearing
The 32t count is the number of teeth on the front chainring. Along with the rear cassette, it affects the bike’s gear ratios. Compare it with your current chainring and cassette as a combination, since the chainring tooth count alone does not describe the full gearing.
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