SRAM Force AXS E1 Power Meter Crankset - 48/35T

Specifications

• System: SRAM Force AXS E1
• Model: FC-FRC-P-E1
• Speeds: 12
• Chainrings: 48/35T, aluminum, Thread Mount, 8-bolt
• Crank Arm Length: 165mm
• Spindle: DUB
• BB Compatibility: All SRAM road DUB bottom brackets, sold separately
• Chainline: 45.0mm
• Chainring Offset: 0mm
• Power Meter: Spider, measures left and right leg
• Accuracy: +/-1.5%
• Front Tooth Jump: 13
• Front Derailleur: Road Yaw
• Chain: SRAM Road Flattop D1/E1, T-Type
• MPN: 00.6118.739.007

FAQ

Does the SRAM Force AXS E1 power meter crankset measure both legs?

Yes. The SRAM Force AXS E1 power meter is a spider-based unit that measures right and left leg power balance, according to SRAM.

Can I change the chainrings on the SRAM Force AXS E1 power meter crankset?

Yes. The Force AXS E1 power meter uses Thread Mount chainrings that thread on and off the power meter, so you can swap between 46/33T, 48/35T, and 50/37T without replacing the crank or the power meter.

Does the SRAM Force AXS E1 crankset come with a bottom bracket?

No. The SRAM Force AXS E1 Power Meter Crankset ships without a bottom bracket. It needs a SRAM road DUB bottom bracket that matches your frame shell standard, sold separately.

What is the difference between the 48/35T and 50/37T Force AXS E1 crankset?

Both use the same SRAM Force AXS E1 crank and power meter with a 13-tooth jump between rings. The 48/35T gives lower gearing for climbing and everyday riding on 10-33 or 10-36 cassettes, and the 50/37T gives a taller top gear for racing and fast group rides.

Best For

Road riders on a Force AXS or RED AXS 2x drivetrain who want integrated power data and a gearing range that suits climbing and all-day riding. 165mm arms suit shorter riders and anyone who prefers a faster cadence.