A better option is to get the S-works cranks and the Quarq specialized d-zero spider. It's a great, light crank.twoangstroms wrote: ↑Wed Jan 23, 2019 11:58 pmQuestion: building up an SL6 (S-Works or Pro) frame, what bottom bracket do you use? I am thinking of getting a frame to build with SRAM Red and a Red Quarq power meter, but not sure I'm reading the Specialized specs right for the bottom bracket.
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Thanks. That is a good option. But I should have mentioned that I already own and use the Quarq Red BB30 on my current race bike, so I could swap it over and not buy something new.packetloss wrote: ↑Thu Jan 24, 2019 9:54 pmA better option is to get the S-works cranks and the Quarq specialized d-zero spider. It's a great, light crank.twoangstroms wrote: ↑Wed Jan 23, 2019 11:58 pmQuestion: building up an SL6 (S-Works or Pro) frame, what bottom bracket do you use? I am thinking of getting a frame to build with SRAM Red and a Red Quarq power meter, but not sure I'm reading the Specialized specs right for the bottom bracket.
Wait, could I swap it over? Would the spindle length be okay? And can one use the Red 10spd crank with a Red 11spd setup (been eyeing discounted eTap groups)?