[federic000]

Hi dears,
just for my curiosity I would like to understand what model of crankset I’ve got on my procaliber 9.7, since there a discrepancy on what is declared on the trek website and the real thing.
trek says it’s a SRAM X1 Eagle, DUB, 32T alloy ring, Boost (52mm chainline).
but if I search For X1 on the SRAM site I can see a very old X1 1000 which does look at all to what I have on the bike, rather mine looks more like a GX alu version and not clear if it is a 2021 model or earlier.

any clue?

thanks!

 

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SRAM X1 is the correct model. It is not a documented crank arm when looking for it on SRAM's website as I believe it is a "factory" level crank that is only applied to complete builds. It is similar to the Descendant crank.

 

[federic000]

Hello again, thanks Mitch for the answer.
if I look at this table https://www.sram.com/globalassets/d...v-a-2021-mtb-components-compatibility-map.pdf
and dig into the table named “1x12 Eagle Compatibility” which one is mine amongst the cranksets?
thanks

 

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Hello again, thanks Mitch for the answer.
if I look at this table https://www.sram.com/globalassets/d...v-a-2021-mtb-components-compatibility-map.pdf
and dig into the table named “1x12 Eagle Compatibility” which one is mine amongst the cranksets?
thanks

Your crank is compatible with all levels of SRAM Eagle, so that chart is useless. But it is comparable to GX DUB or the X1 Carbon DUB.