SRAM GX Eagle Crankset - 175mm


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The SRAM GX Eagle T-Type 12-Speed Crankset is designed for serious mountain bikers who demand a balance of rugged durability and efficient power transfer in their 12-speed drivetrain. It offers robust protection for aggressive trail riding, though riders must ensure their frame is compatible with the specific 55mm chainline and Wide DUB bottom bracket standards required for proper installation.
| Model Part Number | CW8635000 |
|---|---|
| Brand | SRAM |
No, the bottom bracket is sold separately. You must use a SRAM DUB Wide bottom bracket for this crankset.
Yes, the composite bash guards are independently removable and replaceable.
This crankset is designed specifically for SRAM Eagle 12-speed ecosystems.
This model features a 174mm Q-factor.
Yes, it uses a direct mount interface allowing for chainring size changes if desired.
You will need an 8mm hex key for the crank bolt and a standard DUB bottom bracket tool.
Check that the DUB preload adjuster is properly tightened against the non-drive side arm and that the bottom bracket is torqued to specification.
Verify that the chainring mounting bolts are tight and clean the bottom bracket interfaces, applying fresh grease to the spindle.
Installation requires a DUB-compatible bottom bracket tool. Ensure your frame supports the 55mm chainline, which is common on modern 'Boost' or 'SuperBoost' spaced frames. When installing, use a torque wrench on the drive-side crank bolt to the manufacturer's specified rating to avoid spindle damage. For care, wipe down the crank arms after muddy rides to prevent finish degradation. Inspect the bash guards periodically; if they become heavily scarred, they can be removed and replaced independently of the crank arms to maintain protection.