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SRAM Force D1 Crank Arms
April 12, 2024$211.00
Compatible with SRAM AXS spiders and integrated chainrings
SRAM Force D1 Crank Arms
The SRAM Force D1 Crank Arms are intended for use with power and non-power SRAM AXS spiders and integrated chainrings. The crank arms feature SRAM’s 8-bolt DUB mounting interface and come in both DUB and GXP versions. The crank arms are available in sizes 165 mm to 175 mm.
Key Product Details
Compatibility:
This crankset uses SRAM’s 8-bolt chainring interface and is compatible with DUB and GXP bottom brackets depending on the option selected. See Compatibility tab for more information.
Key Features:
Carbon fiber construction and ability to upgrade to SRAM AXS power meters and spiders. See Specs tab for more information.
Advice From Our Staff:
This is a carbon fiber crankset designed for riders using SRAM’s AXS drivetrain. We recommend this to riders who are looking to upgrade their current crankset to a lightweight and reliable option. Designed to work with or without a power meter, this crankset is great for riders who are looking for a lightweight crankset with precise shifting.
Other Versions to Consider
Force D2 Cranks: We also sell the SRAM Force D2Â which feature an updated finish and use the same 8-bolt chainring interface as the Force D1. The main difference is the Force D2 crank arms are only offered with a DUB spindle, which is the latest spindle standard from SRAM.
RED D1 Cranks: We also sell the SRAM RED D1 Crank Arms which use the same 8-bolt interface, but are lighter and stiffer. The RED are SRAM’s highest end crank arms, so they are more expensive than these Force D1s.
Compatibility
This crankset is compatible with SRAM and Quarq 8-bolt power meters, as well as non-power SRAM AXS spiders and integrated chainrings. It fits SRAM DUB or GXP bottom brackets (based on the spindle type selected).
Specs
- Interface: SRAM 8-Bolt Direct Mount
- Crank Arm Material: Carbon
- Spindle Size: DUB - 29 mm | GXP - 22/24 mm
- Chainline: 45.0 mm
- Weight: DUB - 480 grams | GXP - 504 grams
In the Box
- SRAM Force Crank Arms and spindle
- Does not include SRAM Torx T20 Bolts
Common Questions and Answers
Question: What is the difference between the SRAM RED, Force and Quarq DZero crank arms?
- All these cranks feature an 8-bolt interface and carbon fiber layup. The RED is the lightest and stiffest crankset and sells for $410, whereas the Force and Quarq DZero share the same carbon layup and are priced at $211. The RED and Force are available in either DUB or GXP versions. The Quarq DZero is available in DUB only. Please see our article for more information: What is the difference between the SRAM RED, Force and Quarq DZero crank arms?
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Gordon (verified owner) –
Excellent customer service for both information and speed of response. Across the country shipping was surprisingly fast. Purchased to pair with a Quarq spider power meter. Install was seamless. Very happy with the results.
Power Meter City –
Thank you, Gordon – really appreciate it! We are here if there is anything else we can do! Ride safe!
Steve W. (verified owner) –
Seems to be a great crank set; I bought it to replace a 3 bolt Force 1, as I needed the 8 bolt DUB type to interface with my new Quarq Dzero DUB spider power meter. Surprisingly, new D1 weighed about 30 grams more than my Force 1. I knocked a star off, as the installation instructions should have also included disassembly instructions. It would have saved some time and stress to know that the outer bolt is meant to be left on, to use the inner bolt to jack the NDS crank off the spindle.
Lastly – after a few rides, I started to hear a faint click from the NDS somewhere. I pulled the crank arm back off, reinstalled and re-torqued it and the sound has not returned.
Power Meter City –
Agree! Thank you for this awesome review, Steve – we really appreciate it. We hope you will continue to enjoy your new crank set. Let us know if there is anything else we can do! Ride safe!
Rachel –
Item exactly as described and shipping was lightning fast. Also- I received excellent customer service from Power Meter City!!
Power Meter City –
Hi Rachel thanks for taking the time to leave a review on your new SRAM cranks – we hope you will enjoy them! We also want to thank you for being a great customer. Please let us know if there is anything else we can do! Ride safe!
Ernie Franz (verified owner) –
These SRAM Force cranks are very well made. Finishing to all aspects is very refined. Carbon arms are finished in a nice glossy black.
I was worried that I should have spent the extra $$ for the Red cranks to save a few more grams weight, but seriously these are very nice. Once they were on the bike, functioning perfectly from initial setup, I’ve had no regrets.
Power Meter City –
Really appreciate this. These cranks are really amazing. We hope you will continue to enjoy them and please let us know if there is anything else we can do!
Nicolas Chien (verified owner) –
Added a spider dzero dub power meter and absolute black 9100 chain rings to run a 1x SRAM Force groupset and it works phenomenally.
Power Meter City –
Awesome! Thanks for this Nicolas – we hope you will continue to enjoy them. Please let us know if there is anything else we can do!
Brian Feinberg –
Was exactly what I was trying to find.
Power Meter City –
Hi Brian. We are glad you found it. We are here if there is anything else we can help you with! Thank you!