THM Clavicula SE w/ Powermeter... rings?

[JorgeGortex]

I have Shimano 11sp with THM Clavicula and power meter. I ran Carbon-Ti Evo 52/36 but I had issues with shifting. I took it to several of the best mechanics in Los Angeles and they could never adjust it to the point of being confident in it's shifting. In terms of what type of rider I am, I do both climbing and sprinting but the Carbon-Ti would drop the chains shifting from small ring to big ring and vice versa during climbing. I ended up switching over to Praxis rings and have not had any issues with shifting since then. I have friends that run Carbon-Ti on Shimano 12speed without issues so I don't know if 11sp Shimano is the issue or not. I am running THM bottom bracket as well.

Very helpful, thank you. What is interesting is that on their website the page for the crank recommends the Carbon-Ti, but if you dig into the FAQ they recommend Praxis, and even suggest other 5-bolt rings would work. So far, getting questions answered for them has been challenging. I do have my cranks in hand (arrived yesterday from the eBay seller I purchased them from), and man... they are stupid light, and oh so pretty.

[JorgeGortex]

Also, for everyone reading this thread, in corresponding with THM they shared that:

A. The ZWATT app is no longer used. The power meter cranks come with the latest firmware: 1.049
B. The power meter's accuracy, when comparing round and oval chainrings, based on their testing, is very close. So, oval chainrings should give good numbers for power.

[Turrifik]

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I’ve also had good luck with Praxis rings + THM cranks on my Aethos. [emoji[emoji[emoji6]][emoji[emoji6][emoji6]]][emoji[emoji[emoji6]][emoji[emoji6][emoji6]]]spd.


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[andy4g63]

I have Shimano 11sp with THM Clavicula and power meter. I ran Carbon-Ti Evo 52/36 but I had issues with shifting. I took it to several of the best mechanics in Los Angeles and they could never adjust it to the point of being confident in it's shifting. In terms of what type of rider I am, I do both climbing and sprinting but the Carbon-Ti would drop the chains shifting from small ring to big ring and vice versa during climbing. I ended up switching over to Praxis rings and have not had any issues with shifting since then. I have friends that run Carbon-Ti on Shimano 12speed without issues so I don't know if 11sp Shimano is the issue or not. I am running THM bottom bracket as well.

Very helpful, thank you. What is interesting is that on their website the page for the crank recommends the Carbon-Ti, but if you dig into the FAQ they recommend Praxis, and even suggest other 5-bolt rings would work. So far, getting questions answered for them has been challenging. I do have my cranks in hand (arrived yesterday from the eBay seller I purchased them from), and man... they are stupid light, and oh so pretty.

I have SRAM AXS Rival FD and Carbon Ti 48-35 rings on SRAM E 1 crank...

Shifting is spectacular.
It's always user error.

Second I swapped the 35t with 33 t from STONE chainrings/they come as a set though 48-33.../
Nothing changed shifting is spectacular even with 15 t difference which SRAM does not recommend.

If you can find the 50 t Carbon Ti ring, you can get either the 33, or ,34t from AliExpress and cheaper than Carbon Ti.

Inner ring doesn't make difference in weight.

Also I THINK you can at Carbon Ti rings for AXS with 110 BCD 5 bolt and get the 50 t. I think they'll be ok with Shomano's chain

[V35]

I have Shimano 11sp with THM Clavicula and power meter. I ran Carbon-Ti Evo 52/36 but I had issues with shifting. I took it to several of the best mechanics in Los Angeles and they could never adjust it to the point of being confident in it's shifting. In terms of what type of rider I am, I do both climbing and sprinting but the Carbon-Ti would drop the chains shifting from small ring to big ring and vice versa during climbing. I ended up switching over to Praxis rings and have not had any issues with shifting since then. I have friends that run Carbon-Ti on Shimano 12speed without issues so I don't know if 11sp Shimano is the issue or not. I am running THM bottom bracket as well.

Very helpful, thank you. What is interesting is that on their website the page for the crank recommends the Carbon-Ti, but if you dig into the FAQ they recommend Praxis, and even suggest other 5-bolt rings would work. So far, getting questions answered for them has been challenging. I do have my cranks in hand (arrived yesterday from the eBay seller I purchased them from), and man... they are stupid light, and oh so pretty.

Yea I noticed that too. I also noticed they had the cranks mounted on Praxis chainrings in their stock photos