Shimano GRX 810 2x11 Crankset
With a low end that's perfect for climbing loose dirt and gravel on wide tires, the gravel bike–specific 48/31 Shimano GRX 810 cranks also packs a top gear that's ready to cruise paved roads at speed.




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- 48/31 chainring combination offers a wide, compact range, ideal for mixed terrains and riding styles
- 17-tooth front range maximizes gear range while maintaining a road cassette progression with tight gear steps
- Hollowtech II technology maximizes stiffness and decreases weight
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View the Shimano GRX Product LineView all Shimano Bike CranksetsBest Use | Road Cycling |
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Material(s) | Aluminum/steel |
Weight | 710 grams |
Crankarm Length | 170 MM: 170 millimeters 172.5 MM: 172.5 millimeters 175 MM: 175 millimeters |
Q Factor | 151 |
Bottom Bracket Compatibility | Outboard 68/70mm |
Bolt Circle Diameter | 110 millimeters |
Chainring Sizes | 48/31T |
Included Components | Chainring |
Speeds | 11-speed |
Chainline | 47 |
Chainring Mount | 4-bolt Asymmetric |
Number of Chainrings | 2 Chainrings |
Spindle Diameter | 24 millimeters |
Crankarm Material | Aluminum |
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Smooth rotating and easy to install crankset
Replaced stock FSA 19MM 46t/30t Canondale Topstone 1 crank. Works great, so much smoother than stock crank and allows for overall faster topdown speed. Installed myself by replacing FSA BB with SM-BBR60 since FSA BB is not compatible with this crank. Some force with a rubber mallet was required to get crank fitted into new BBR60 BB. A 3/8 torque wrench with support for 40-60Nm is also required to properly torque BB. Non-drive side crank arm is easy to install, just set preload then toque crank arm screws between 12-14Nm (alternating). Well worth the time and money for a crankset upgrade from stock.
Metal shavings on the drivetrain
I have install this crankset on my Topstone 1 that had around 150 miles. So it's a pretty new bike (cassette, chain and derailleur). But after one ride I've noticed metal shavings on my chain, cassette and front chainrings. Before installation I've noticed that chainrings on a new crankset are not smooth (have burrs). Not sure if I got a "lemon" or is it a norm but I didn't see this on any my bikes before... (ibis that has shimano drivetrain and fsa crankset that Topstone came with didn't have this issue).
Awesome crank!
Awesome crank! So happy I upgraded after the OEM crank wore out on my gravel bike.