Truvativ Crank Bolts
Replacement Truvativ self-extracting crank arm bolt for SRAM GXP cranksets. Lightweight alloy construction, black finish, M15/M26 fit for secure clamping and easy removal.
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Overview & Technology
Key Features
Fit & Compatibility
Who It's For
Key Features
- ✓ Self-extracting design removes the need for a separate crank puller
- ✓ Precision-machined alloy body for strength with minimal weight penalty
- ✓ Black anodized finish offers corrosion resistance and low-profile looks
- ✓ Direct OEM fit for SRAM/Truvativ GXP systems (M15/M26 interface)
- ✓ Sold as a single replacement unit — swap only what you need
- ✓ SRAM Model ID FC-SPP-A0 / Manufacturer P/N 11.6900.002.160
Specifications
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Frequently Asked Questions
Will this bolt fit my GXP crankset?
This bolt is designed specifically for SRAM/Truvativ GXP cranksets that use the M15/M26 self-extracting interface. Check your crank documentation or existing hardware for the GXP/M15/M26 designation or the SRAM Model ID FC-SPP-A0 to confirm compatibility.
Do I need a crank puller to remove the crank with this bolt?
No. The self-extracting cap is engineered to eject the crank arm when the bolt is loosened, eliminating the need for a separate crank puller tool on compatible GXP systems.
Can I reuse the bolt when reinstalling cranks?
Yes — if the bolt shows no damage, corrosion, or stripped threads you can typically reuse it. However, inspect the sealing surfaces and threads and replace the bolt if there’s any visible wear to ensure secure clamping.
What torque should I use when installing this crank bolt?
Refer to your crankset manufacturer’s torque specification for the GXP system — typical torque values for crank arm bolts are often in the 35–50 Nm range depending on crank model and bolt type. Always use a calibrated torque wrench and follow SRAM/Truvativ instructions.
Is this sold as a pair or single unit?
This Truvativ part is sold as a single unit. If you need both sides of a crankset, order two bolts to replace both crank arms.
What material is the bolt made from, and how durable is it?
The bolt is machined from a strong alloy and finished with black anodizing for corrosion resistance. The alloy construction balances durability with low weight, suitable for regular road and all-road use; replace if threads or the cap are damaged.
Buying Guide
When replacing crank arm bolts, match the bolt type to your crank's extraction system and thread specification. For SRAM/Truvativ GXP cranks, choose the M15/M26 self-extracting bolt to preserve the integrated removal function and factory fit. Consider whether you need one or two bolts, inspect existing hardware for wear, and keep a torque wrench on hand. Buying OEM or OEM-equivalent fasteners like this Truvativ unit ensures correct tolerances, secure clamping, and long-term durability.
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