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Power2Max NG Eco SRAM 110bcd Spider


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Power2Max NG Eco SRAM 110bcd Spider Info

The Power2Max NG Eco SRAM 110bcd Spider is a spider-based power meter that swaps in for the stock spider on compatible SRAM cranksets, turning a crank you already own into a power-measuring one. It's built for SRAM's 3-bolt cranks — Force 1, Rival 1, Force 22, Rival 22, and S900 — in the 110bcd fitment, and at roughly 160 grams it adds negligible weight to the drivetrain. Because it measures torque at the spider rather than independently at each crank arm, it reports total power along with left-right balance and pedal smoothness, giving you the training metrics that matter without the cost of a true dual-sided system.

Accuracy is rated at +/-2%, with a paid upgrade path to +/-1% for riders who want tighter precision for structured training or racing. Data goes out over both ANT+ and Bluetooth, so it pairs with a head unit, a smart trainer, or a phone app without extra hardware, and the unit includes temperature compensation to keep readings consistent as conditions change through a ride. Power comes from a user-replaceable CR2450 coin-cell battery rated around 300 hours, which means no charging cables to track down before a big ride — just a battery swap every few months of regular riding.

The NG Eco name reflects where this sits in Power2max's lineup: it's the accessible entry point into their spider-based power meters, built around the same core measurement approach as their premium NG line but with a coin-cell battery instead of rechargeable and a wider stock accuracy tolerance. It's backed by a 2-year warranty, upgradable to 5 years, and rated water-resistant for riding in the rain. For a rider with a compatible SRAM crank who wants reliable, ANT+/Bluetooth power data without paying for a rechargeable battery or the tightest possible accuracy spec, the NG Eco is a straightforward way to start training with power.

The RA Perspective

The NG Eco is a good entry point for someone who's decided they want to train with power but doesn't want to pay for every feature at once. It measures total power at the spider rather than truly independent left-right power, which is worth knowing going in — the balance and smoothness numbers are useful for tracking trends, but they're not the same as a dual-sided crank-arm system.

What we like is how little friction there is to install and live with. If you already have a compatible SRAM crank, this is a spider swap, not a new crankset purchase, and the coin-cell battery means you're not tethered to a charging schedule the way you are with some rechargeable units.

The stock +/-2% accuracy is fine for day-to-day training — pacing efforts, tracking fitness over time, riding to a target wattage. Racers chasing precise numbers for pacing a time trial or a big event might find the paid upgrade to +/-1% worth the extra cost.

We'd recommend this to a rider upgrading from no power data at all, or replacing an aging power meter, who already owns a compatible SRAM crank and wants a dependable, no-fuss way to start riding by the numbers.

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