What power meter will work with my SRAM Rival BB30 or GXP crankset?

We have several power meters that you can use on your SRAM Rival BB30 or GXP crankset. However, there are both BB30 and GXP Rival cranks, so please make sure you find a version that fits your cranks, as we’ve indicated below. (If you have a SRAM Rival DUB crankset, please see: What power meter will work with my SRAM Rival DUB crankset?)

Spider-Based Power Meter

For BB30 and GXP 3-bolt cranks:

power2max NGeco SRAM Road Power Meter

The power2max NGeco SRAM Road Power Meter is one of our go-to power meters for SRAM Rival 3-bolt road cranksets. It’s a superb power meter in that it’s accurate, extremely durable, measures power from both legs, is reasonably priced and allows you to keep your current SRAM crankset.

power2max NGeco SRAM Road Power Meter

For BB30 and GXP 3-bolt cranks:

Sigeyi AXO SRAM Road Power Meter

Sigeyi also makes a spider-based power meter for SRAM Rival 3-bolt road cranksets. It’s also one of our favorites and is a bit more affordable with the power2max.

Sigeyi AXO SRAM Road Power Meter

IMPORTANT: These power meter fits older SRAM Rival cranksets that use the direct mount interface. These cranks can be identified by 3 bolts located on the inside of the spider which are used to secure the spider or chainring to the crank arm. Please see the image below.

Please also note, this power meter is not compatible with SRAM 1X 40T chainrings (however we do sell Praxis 1X 40T chainrings that will work).

Pros: Moderately priced, VERY reliable, don’t have to change crankset, measures both legs
Cons: None

Power Meter Pedals

For all cranks:

Power meter pedals can be installed on any crankset. They are reliable, accurate, easy to install and can be moved between bikes. We carry every power meter pedal available including ones from Favero, Garmin, SRM/LOOK and Wahoo. This includes both single- and dual-sided versions as well as pedals for SPD-SL, LOOK Keo and Speedplay cleats.

Pros: Easy to install, works on any bike, can move from bike to bike, don’t have to change crankset
Cons: None