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SRAM XX1 SRAM XX1 Power Meter Chassis (Quarq)

Lists today at $1,399

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What a used one is worth

New

$1,399

$1,189 to $1,399

Like new

$1,329

$1,130 to $1,399

Excellent

$1,259

$1,070 to $1,385

Good

$1,049

$892 to $1,154

Fair

$769

$654 to $846

For parts

$420

$357 to $462

From the current list price, adjusted for condition. Guidance from our catalog, not an appraisal.

Overview

Brand
SRAM
Series
XX1
Model
SRAM XX1 Power Meter Chassis (Quarq)
Type
Crankset
Speeds
11
Years
2014 to 2016
Current list price
$1,399 (as of 2017-03)

Compatibility

Spindle
30mm, sram_gxp

Specifications

Boost
false
Battery
CR2032 coin cell, about 300 h
Sold as
chassis (XX1 arms plus Quarq spider, no chainring)
Material
carbon
Weight g
626
Protocols
ANT+
Meter type
spider
Works with
XX1, X01, GX, NX, X1 1x drivetrains
Power meter
true
Q factor mm
168
Accuracy pct
1.5
Arm lengths mm
170, 175
Chainrings fit
SRAM X-SYNC 104 BCD 32, 34, 36, 38T
Power channels
dual
Bottom brackets
GXP, Press Fit GXP, BB30, Press Fit 30, BBright, BB30A, PF30A
Chainring mount
104bcd_4bolt
Weight condition
175 mm, 168 Q, GXP, chassis without chainring

First Quarq power meter for SRAM 1x mountain drivetrains. Quarq dates its release to August 2014; replaced by the XX1 Eagle Power Meter in September 2016. Not compatible with Boost 148 chainline or Cannondale Ai. SRAM model code not found. The archived product page says the spider measures the combined effort of both legs (power_channels dual, as for the DZero entries), with plus or minus 1.5 percent accuracy and about 300 h per CR2032.

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