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power2max NGeco SRAM MTB Power Meter
September 18, 2023$590.00 – $640.00
Accurate and affordable power2max NGeco power for your SRAM MTB crankset!
power2max NGeco SRAM MTB Power Meter
The NGeco is the newest model in the power2max line-up. With features such as dual leg power measurement, ANT+/Bluetooth SMART compatibility and left/right power balance, the power2max NGeco SRAM MTB Power Meter comes fully-loaded. In addition, the NGeco is accurate to +/- 2.0% in all environmental conditions and is easy to use with features such as auto-zero and accelerometer-based cadence measurement. In fact, there is no other power meter that provides dual-leg power measurement plus these other features at only $590!
Key Product Details
Compatibility:
This power2max fits SRAM direct mount 3-bolt cranksets. Regarding chainrings, it requires a 104 BCD 4-bolt MTB chainring (which is different than the direct mount chainrings found on many SRAM MTB cranksets). If you don’t already have a 104 BCD 4-bolt chainring, we offer several to choose from. See Compatibility tab for more information.
Power Measurement:
The power2max power meter measures power at the spider and is therefore able to measure power from both legs.
Key Features:
Dual-leg power measurement, accurate to +/- 2.0%, 300-400 hours of battery life, CR2450 user-replaceable battery, left/right power balance with system upgrade, ANT+ and Bluetooth compatibility, auto-zero (automatic calibration). See Specs tab for more information.
Advice From Our Staff:
This is probably our best-selling MTB power meter. SRAM 3-bolt MTB cranksets are very common and this is a great way to add power to them. It measures power from both legs, is accurate and reliable. We believe the price also represents a good value for what you get. We highly recommend power2max power meters and use them on many of our own bikes.
Options For This Power Meter
Chainline and BCD: This power meter is available in the following versions:
- 1X Boost | 104 BCD
- 1X Standard | 104 BCD
The 1X Boost configuration is recommended if your bike currently has a direct mount chainring with a 3 mm offset (which is what most bikes have). These bikes usually feature 52 mm chainlines and 148 mm rear hubs. Please note this Boost version can also fit Super Boost bikes where you are replacing a 3 mm direct mount chainring.
The 1X Standard configuration is used for bikes that have a direct mount chainring with a 6 mm offset (usually found on older bikes). These bikes usually feature 49 mm chainlines and 142 mm rear hubs.
Other Versions to Consider
Upgraded NG Version: While the NGeco you are viewing on this page is our go-to version for most cyclists, please note we also have the upgraded power2max NG SRAM MTB Power Meter. The NG features slightly better accuracy, a rechargeable battery, a longer warranty and some additional training metrics.
Compatibility
Crankset: The power2max NGeco SRAM MTB Power Meter fits SRAM direct mount 3-bolt cranksets. In order for this power meter to fit, you must ensure your SRAM uses this interface. Please see the image below.
Chainrings: This power meter requires a 104 BCD 4-bolt MTB chainring (which is different than the direct mount chainrings found on many SRAM MTB cranksets). If you don't already have a 4-bolt chainring, we offer several to choose from.
- MTB chainrings for power2max
- MTB chainrings for power2max Shimano (for Shimano 12-speed drivetrains)
The smallest chainring you can use on a power2max MTB power meter is a 30T round or 32T oval.
If you purchase a new chainring with your power meter, we will bolt it on to your power meter before shipping, which will make installation that much easier when you get it.
power2max NGeco SRAM MTB Specs
| Name | NGeco SRAM MTB Power Meter |
| Bike Type | MTB |
| Location of Power Measurement | Spider |
| Left or Both Legs Measured | Both |
| Independent Left/Right Measurement | Yes - Power Balance (available via upgrade)* |
| Installation | More involved (60 min. estimated) |
| Chainring Configuration | 1X or 2X |
| Speeds | 11- or 12-speed |
| Chainline Spacing | Standard, Boost or Super Boost |
| Communication Protocol | ANT+ and Bluetooth SMART |
| Claimed Accuracy | +/- 2.0% |
| Active Temperature Compensation | No (however features Auto Zero) |
| Weight | 125 grams |
| Battery Type | CR2450 |
| Battery Life | 300-400 hours |
| Method of Cadence Measurement | Accelerometer |
| BCD | 104 |
| Warranty | 2 years |
*Power Balance Upgrade
The power2max NGeco measures power from both legs right out of the box. However, with power balance, you can see how much power each leg is generating individually. If this information is important to you, you can choose to upgrade the power meter at any time. (Please note, you can also purchase the NG version of the power2max which comes with this feature unlocked, along with a rechargeable battery and a longer 5-year warranty.)
You can upgrade your NGeco using the power2max app once you receive the power meter. The cost to upgrade is 50 euros.
In the Box
- power2max power meter
- CR2450 battery
- User's manual
Tools Needed for Installation
You will need the following tools for installation of this product. You can purchase many of these commonly used tools in our store.
- T25 Torx bit
- 8 mm Allen key
Common Questions and Answers
Question: I have a SRAM MTB crankset. Will the power2max SRAM Power Meter fit?
- The power2max NGeco SRAM MTB Power Meter is one of our go to power meters for MTB. In order for it to fit, you need to ensure you have a direct mount SRAM crankset or a modular SRAM crankset. Please see our article for more information: I have a SRAM MTB crankset. Will the power2max SRAM Power Meter fit?
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Dave Byers (verified owner) –
Consistently reads low.
After several months of use, I am confident that the power2max NGeco SRAM MTB Power Meter that I ordered back in Oct 2021 is inaccurate (reads low).
I own several power meters, including a Wahoo KICKR, three Quarq DZERO power meters, and one other power2max NGeco on my gravel bike. Compared to all of my other power meters, my new power2max reads low for a given effort.
My zero offset number consistently returns a value of -188 to -189 before each ride, and my firmware is up to date.
My only option is to send the power meter to Canada for a test and hope they either replace it or recalibrate it.
Power Meter City –
Hi Dave. Thanks for the review. We’re sorry to hear about any problems with your power2max. It’s strange because these are some of the best power meters on the market. They are wonderfully accurate, consistent and reliable. Have you tested the accuracy of your p2m with 2 or more power meters on the bike at once…as this is really the only way to know for sure? In any event, if there is anything we can do on our end to help, please let us know!
David (verified owner) –
Perfect alternative to the Quarq XX1 Eagle power meter. I have a SRAM GX groupset on my Santa Cruz and would have needed the full Quarq Eagle setup with new chain ring and crank arms. The Power2Max allowed me to save $410 by using my existing GX crank arms and only replacing the chain ring. Took about 5 minutes to install and works perfectly with my Garmin watch. Very happy with the purchase.
Power Meter City –
Thank you, David! We hope you will continue to enjoy your new power meter! If there is anything else we can do, please let us know!
Christopher Martin (verified owner) –
The staff at PMC was really helpful in giving me less expensive alternatives to the Quarq PM(which would have required me to buy a new 8-bolt XX1 crankset). After several very quick replies via email to my questions, I settled on their recommendation of the P2Max PM. It shipped the day I bought it(a Saturday, at that), and I received it in two days, from CA to VA! Super happy with their service, and so far I like the P2Max PM just as much as the Quarq I have on my road bike.
Power Meter City –
Amazing! Thank you for this, Christopher! If there is anything else we can do, please let us know!
Peter (verified owner) –
I discovered power metrics during covid on my indoor bike (using the Wahoo SYSTM app) which fed my love for data. Now, after installing the PowerMax NGECO SRAM on my Stumpy, I get to enjoy the data _and_ shred Two Burmas 🙂
I have the SRAM Descendant 7k crankset (nothing special) with DUB BSA 73mm BB (Boost chainline); installing the PowerMax spider was straightforward with the right tools. Shown in the photo is the Wolf Tooth 1x 30T 104BCD chainring which _does_ fit the PowerMax; raised standoffs at the bolts ensure chain clearance from the spider.
The PowerMax needs the mobile app but registration in the mobile app was impossible; registering on the website was the only way, and then login the mobile app.
I paired this power meter with Garmin 1030 plus. 2 things of note:
1) when scanning for sensors with with Garmin, wait for the ANT+ sensor (distinguishable by the numeric identifier, BLE sensors have text description) of the power meter.
2) the cadence data is in the power meter sensor stream; just add the cadence field to your power/flow/grit/distance/speed screen (there isn’t a separate cadence sensor, in case you’re waiting for one)
Shoutout to the folks at Power Meter City who called me minutes after I ordered to explain that the 30T oval ring I ordered doesn’t fit, and did I want the 32T oval (yes, but which I haven’t installed yet) — that’s 5 star customer service right there. Thanks for saving me time and money!
PS – don’t judge me for my new XX1 copper chain; I tore a tooth on my X01 52T cog so I replaced it with a XX1 copper cassette (yes, that hurt!) so the copper chain seemed a small conceit.
Power Meter City –
Glad we could help! Thank you for this amazing review, Peter. We hope you will continue to enjoy your new power meter and if there is anything else we can do, please let us know! Ride safe!
Frank Kratzer (verified owner) –
The is the second one I’ve purchased, I love the POWER2MAX NG.
Power Meter City –
Thank you, Frank! Sounds like you are enjoying your new power2max NGeco SRAM MTB Power Meter! We are here if there is anything else we can do!
Dustin H. (verified owner) –
If I could give this 3.5 stars I would. I bought it for the one bike that I own that won’t accommodate anything larger than a 24mm BB spindle. So a Quarq was out because they’re all DUB now, and I’ve got nothing good to say about my limited experience with Stages. So I was glad to be able to put this on an old GXP XX1 crank I had. After about 3 months on this PM, my conclusion is that it is better than Stages, worse than Quarq. It is two-sided power, which I think is important for mountain biking in order to accurately track power. This has proven to be pretty reliable so far, as well.
For me, I’m not rating it five stars for a couple of reasons.
The frame I bought this for has non-boost spacing. If you have a non-boost frame you have to pay $50 extra for the right version. What does that $50 get you? A purpose-built spider with a little more offset for a non-boost chainline? Nope. For $50 you get a kind of cheesy looking stamped metal ring that mounts between the spider and your chainring to correct the chainline of the boost-spaced spider. It works, but it’s ugly to look down at, and there’s absolutely no way it should cost you $50 extra. It probably costs about 50 cents to produce.
Also–and this is hard to absolutely verify–I honestly think this PM reads low for really spiky efforts like mountain biking (which is of course what it’s made for). I know this assessment could be seen as an ego thing, but I say this because I have Quarq PMs on all of my other bikes, and they are all extremely consistent in the average and normalized power numbers they churn out. This PM consistently reads a bit lower on average power, and about 20w (about 8-10%) lower for NP on the same training rides. This isn’t a big issue for an hour-long ride, but if you’re doing a 4-6hr ride that 8-10% will really affect the accuracy of your TSS for that ride. Again, it’s hard to verify this absolutely because there’s no controlled environment. But with 3 months of riding and a bit of racing on the thing, I’m finding that I can consistently expect this discrepancy. I’m not sure what to attribute it to. Another reviewer notes some lag in the data readout, and I’ve noticed this as well (at least compared to a Quarq—it’s on par with Stages). I don’t know if that means that short bursts of power don’t get fully read and that translates into lower average and NP numbers over the course of the ride, or what. But as I said, for me it’s become a pretty unmistakable conclusion. I’ve learned to just factor it into my interpretation of ride data on this bike.
Having said all of this, I do have to acknowledge that this thing costs a little over half of what a Quarq Eagle PM costs, and I can live with its foibles at that price.
Power Meter City –
Hi Dustin, thanks for the detailed review! We hear you on the adapter plate. It gets the job done, just not super fancy. However, we will say, in all of our years of testing, the power2max units have been some of the best we sell in terms of accuracy and reliability so I think you can trust the data. If you have questions or if there is anything else we can do, please let us know!
Heine Pelzer (verified owner) –
Great powermeter. Excellent value for money comparing to other powermeters on the market.
Power Meter City –
Thank you, Heine. We really appreciate this! If there is anything else we can do, please let us know!
1mikemo (verified owner) –
Just wanted to make an update. I love this power meter but also like running a 32 oval as opposed to a 34 oval or 32 or larger round ring. I checked with Garbaruk who verified that their 104 BCD 32 tooth oval ring is compatible with the P2M power meter. I ordered one and receive it yesterday (shipping is delayed 2-4 weeks). Skeptical, I put it on my bike and despite it not looking compatible at all, it runs smooth and works flawlessly. Of note, I am using it on a single speed with a SRAM 9 speed chain. There is no chain rub on the power meter at all and plenty of clearance. It did not look promising at first. The 32 tooth ring is similar to the Woolf Tooth 34 oval ring I have in that the bolt holes are raised/have a bit of an offset and integrated threads. The Garbaruk Oval also has 108% timing with 12% ovality, nearly the same as a Wolf Tooth oval. Just some FYI.
Power Meter City –
Thank you for this follow-up review! We are glad you are loving your power2max NGeco SRAM MTB Power Meter. If there is anything else we can do to help, please let us know! Ride safe!
1mikemo (verified owner) –
I originally ordered the Garmin Rally XC 100 pedals. However, after I had already ordered them I got to thinking that I would most likely never switch them from bike to bike, probably bang them up quite a bit, and realized upon arrival that they were a bit bulkier and heavier than I thought they would be, even after reading the specs and reviews/discussions about them. I sent them back and ordered the Power2max NGECO and I am overly glad I did. First it is extremely light. It just works. Plain and simple. It took less than ten minutes to put it on my bike, pair it with my head unit and get it to do its’ thing. Probably the best power meter I have purchased.
I do look at data but do not tend to analyze multiple minute sections of a ride. However, this thing is pretty darn solid and accurate for what I am using it for. Since I am using it on a single speed mtb (I know. Please do not chastise me too much) I am looking at data more on climbs and flats and less on rolling or downhill terrain. Also, I am using it for cadence. I do not have anything to go on to provide a comparison, but I have not noticed any drops, crazy fluctuations or power spikes like I did with my crank arm power meter on a bike I used to have. This thing is just flat out excellent!
Finally, Power Meter City is THE place to shop for and purchase a power meter. I tweaked out a bit and most likely came across as a jerk when trying to return the Garmin pedals. Everything was overly smooth. The staff are responsive and polite and a refund for the Garmin pedals was issued quick! Like within a day! I do not believe that I will ever purchase a power meter elsewhere. There is no need to. Power Meter City has everything and anything a cyclist could want in regards to training and riding with devices that measure power data. Thanks fellas and my apologies for any frustration on your end!
Power Meter City –
Hi 1mikemo, thank you for taking the time to leave a great review – we really appreciate this. We hope you will enjoy your new power2max NGeco SRAM MTB Power Meter. Please let us know if there is anything else we can do! Ride safe!
Alex Harrison (verified owner) –
I purchased two of the NGeco power meters for my wife and my Scott Spark. Loved that it was compatible with the 3-bolt XX1 cranks that came on both bikes.
EVERYTHING about the devices, from battery ease of access and replacement, battery life, to accuracy of units, robustness and durability, all excellent. Everything is fantastic and excellent in every way unless listed below:
ONLY COMPLAINT:
There appears to be the slightest lag in data-collection at the onset of pedaling after a period of not pedaling. It’s not just that the screen on my Wahoo Bolt is failing to display what’s happening, I don’t think. I think it’s that the power meter has a battery-saving feature that causes maybe a 1-second delay in collection and transmission of information to the bike computer/ head unit. This is a non issue unless you’re riding technical stop-and-go terrain like on a highly technical MTB run, or doing standing starts with a track bike or something.
It’s good enough that I’m keeping it for both my wife and I. If I ever decide to test short-duration sprint power, I’ll just make sure I’m slowly soft-pedaling before hammering out the power, so that it doesn’t miss my first second or two of power output. No biggie. I’m just an enthusiast. 🙂
Power Meter City –
Thank you for taking the time to leave us a review on your power2max NGeco SRAM MTB Power Meter. If there is anything else we can do please let us know! Ride safe!
Omar Dickenson (verified owner) –
NGeco bolted up to my Eagle XX1 crankset easily, commissioning was straightforward, and so far it just works. Thanks to the team for helping me track down the right torque values for the spider and chainring. + they supported me over the weekend – great support!
Power Meter City –
Amazing! Thanks for this Omar – we really appreciate it. Please let us know if there is anything else we can do!
Kevin (verified owner) –
So far I’m impressed with the NGeco. Easy to install, accurate, and inexpensive. Additionally, the buying experience through PM City was awesome. Keep up the great work!
Power Meter City –
Thank you Kevin. We also want to thank you for being a good customer to us. Ride safe! We are here if there is anything else we can do to help you!
Camilo Placencia (verified owner) –
First I want to say that I have used 4 different powermeters in the past, 1 left sided only and 3 spider based. This is by far the best. I have been using it for about 150 miles a week for 3 weeks now and the battery is still at 100%. Power reading to my garmin 1030 is super fast. I have put it through some rough temperature changes and have not had to stop and recalibrate like with others. I have not experienced any spikes or drops. Just perfect. It was shipped super fast and priced very good.
Power Meter City –
Hi Camilo. Thanks for this kind review – we really appreciate it! We hope you continue to enjoy them and we are here if there is anything else we can do!
Brian Young (verified owner) –
Received this power meter for my Scott Spark supersonic. Fit the sram crank and chainring perfectly. Power worked great and connection to my computer went super easily.
Power Meter City –
Hi Brian. Thanks for this kind review! Looks like you are enjoying them 🙂 We are here if there is anything else we can help you with!
Kim Hyunseung (verified owner) –
Leave a review again for installation.
When I got my P2M, I couldn’t find an appropriate torque value to mount on the bike, so I found the torque value through the manufacturer.
The torque value between the P2M and the chainring is 7-8nm (alloy chainring). And, unbelievably, the torque between P2M and the crank is 2-3nm. I couldn’t believe it, but the manufacturer confirmed it again via E-mail. And I tightened it to 3nm and there was no problem with about 200 miles of riding.
You can also get a L-R balance upgrade from the P2M website for 50 euros, and I am very satisfied with this upgrade. Pedal smoothness can also be upgraded paying 50 euros.
Hope my review helps others too! It works very well with my MTB and I am very satisfied.
Power Meter City –
Hi Kim. This is a big help! Thank you – Good choice BTW on choosing the power2max NGeco SRAM MTB Power Meter. We hope you continue to enjoy them and of course – we are here if there is anything else we can help you with!
Jose Arango (verified owner) –
About the customer service just can say is awesome, everything is fast and you feel confident what are you buying, this is my first ngeco power meter looks great and the possibility to use it in a sram 3 bolt crank is great, I installed it in my enduro bike so I like aluminum cranks, fits perfect and the accuracy is quite similar to my quarq on my gravel bike, it is for far the best option if you want to keep your aluminum crank, it pairs perfect with garmin, needs more time to can give a opinion about battery life and durability in general.
Power Meter City –
Hi Jose. Good choice! We are glad you are liking your new power2max NGeco SRAM MTB Power Meter. We appreaciate your business and please let us know if there is anything else we can help you with!
Kim Hyunseung (verified owner) –
I bought it in South Korea.
Josh said the USPS deliver could be slow, but they delivered my P2M in one week!!
And Josh’s customer service was quick and friendly.
The power meter works well with my WAHOO. I am willing to purchase other power meters or any other MTB accessories next time.
I am very satisfied, really appreciate.
Power Meter City –
Hi Kim. Thank you – we really appreciate this! Good choice on your power meter! We hope you continue to enjoy your power2max. Please let us know if there is anything else we can do!
David (verified owner) –
I purchased this for my mountain bike because of the 3 Bolt SRAM Eagle compatibility. The power meter has been great so far, very accurate, easy to install, no fuss calibrating. Very happy with P2M. Power Meter City shipped fast and installed the chainring to the power meter before shipping it out. Great service, happy to shop with you.
Power Meter City –
Hi David. Thank you for this amazing review on your power2max NGeco SRAM MTB Power Meter. We are happy you liked them and works well as expected. We appreciate you business here with us – we are here if there is anything else we can do!
Brent Goddard (verified owner) –
Awesome power meter, Power2Max works straight out of the box, connects every time to my Garmin. I live in New Zealand and the guys here were fantastic to deal with, gave me suggestions via live chat and had it packed and posted super quick. Thanks Brent
Power Meter City –
Hi Brent. Thanks for this kind review! We hope you continue to enjoy your power2max and we are here if there is anything else we can do!
Sean (verified owner) –
Works great! Also great service! Power meter city installed the chainring i ordered for me and had it all in the mail the same day. Really impressed. Thank you!
Power Meter City –
Hi Sean. Thanks for this kind review of yours. We appreciate your business and we are here if there is anything else we can do!
Alex (verified owner) –
This was 5th or 6th power meter, but first time using Power Meter City and the experience was top notch. The agents were helpful in determining compatibility, the ordering and shipping process was quick and easy, and then the item came in perfect condition. It’s my first time using a P2M power meter, so we’ll see how that goes over the next year, but so far everything has been great!
Power Meter City –
Hi Alex. Thank you for leaving us a great review, we really appreciate it! We hope you continue to enjoy your power2max. Please let us know if you need anything else!
Mosa shogan (verified owner) –
* Quick response to questions 24/7
* Great prices Lowest on the web
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Thank you very much
Power Meter City –
Hi Mosa. Thank you for the review – it made our day. Please let us know if there is anything else we can help you with!
MORGAN STEBBINS (verified owner) –
I found the sales help to be very friendly and knowledgeable- I ended up with just what I needed. The P2Max unit itself seems very well made and was a breeze to put on (apart from the SRAM crank being hard to take off, just have to use a good lever). It was linked easily to my Garmin and has worked flawlessly!
Power Meter City –
Hi Morgan. Thank you for the great review. We hope you continue to enjoy your power2max and are here if you need anything else!
Aiyaaz Dollie (verified owner) –
So far so good for my first power meter purchase. Put about 10 hours of use on the unit thus far with no drop outs. The numbers line up very closely with my Kickr18 based on a quick little test I did. Easy to install and the auto-zero feature is very handy.
Power Meter City –
Hi Aiyaaz. Thanks for the review on your power2max. Please let us know if you need anything else!