SRAM GX Eagle Powermeter D1
The SRAM GX Eagle Powermeter D1 integrates Quarq DUB-PWR inside the DUB spindle for subtle, accurate left-side power measurement. Lightweight aluminum GX crankset, ANT+/Bluetooth LE, user-replaceable AAA battery, Boost 55mm chainline.
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Key Features
- ✓ Quarq DUB-PWR sensor integrated inside 28.99mm DUB spindle
- ✓ Left-side power measurement reporting total watts for training
- ✓ ANT+ and Bluetooth LE connectivity for head units and phones
- ✓ User-replaceable AAA lithium battery — ~400+ hours runtime
- ✓ IPX7 waterproofing (submersible to 1m for 30 minutes)
- ✓ Direct-mount SRAM 8-bolt 32T ring with 55mm Boost chainline
- ✓ Forged aluminum crank arms in 155–175mm lengths
- ✓ Compatible with SRAM Flight Attendant wireless systems
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is a bottom bracket included with the powermeter crankset?
No. The GX Eagle Powermeter D1 ships without a bottom bracket. You need to purchase the correct SRAM DUB bottom bracket for your frame standard (threaded, press-fit, etc.) to match the 28.99mm DUB spindle.
How accurate is a left-side powermeter compared to dual-sided units?
Left-side powermeters like the D1 measure torque from the left crank and use algorithms to estimate total power. For most riders the accuracy is excellent for training and pacing; however, athletes with a large left/right imbalance may see differences compared to dual-sided systems.
How do I replace the battery and how long does it last?
The unit uses a user-replaceable AAA lithium battery with approximately 400+ hours of life. Battery replacement is straightforward—remove the cap on the spindle sensor, swap the AAA cell, and reseal. Always follow the SRAM manual for correct torque and sealing steps to maintain waterproofing.
Will this work with non-SRAM chainrings or drivetrains?
The crankset uses a SRAM direct-mount 8-bolt interface and is optimized for SRAM Eagle 12-speed chains. You can fit compatible direct-mount chainrings from other manufacturers only if they match SRAM’s 8-bolt pattern and chainline, but best results are achieved with SRAM Eagle components.
How do I pair the powermeter with my bike computer?
Enable power sensor scanning in your head unit and select the D1 unit via ANT+ or Bluetooth LE. The powermeter broadcasts standard power profiles, so most modern Garmin, Wahoo, Hammerhead, and smartphone apps will pair. If you have Flight Attendant, integration is automatic for supported SRAM ecosystems.
Is the powermeter durable enough for aggressive mountain riding?
Yes. The DUB-PWR sensor is housed inside the spindle to minimize exposure, and the IPX7 rating protects the electronics from rain and washes. The aluminum crank arms are forged for trail durability, but like any component, avoid severe impacts and inspect regularly after crashes.
Buying Guide
When choosing a powermeter crankset, decide between left-only and dual-sided measurement, consider crank arm length, and confirm bottom bracket compatibility. The SRAM GX Eagle Powermeter D1 is a left-side, spindle-integrated solution that offers a strong balance of accuracy, durability, and price for most mountain riders. Match the 28.99mm DUB spindle to the correct SRAM DUB bottom bracket for your frame, choose the crank length that fits your geometry (155–175mm), and verify Boost/chainline compatibility. If you need absolute left/right power breakdowns, a dual-sided system is required; for most training and racing needs the D1 provides reliable total-watt data with minimal bike changes.
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