I would love your help and I'm hoping to learn about compatibility in the process. Will the Sram NX Eagle Dub Crankset fit the Sram Cassette 11-speed PG-113?
Thank you.
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Is it just me, or does that (new?) chainring look more shark-finned than any used one I've ever seen?– Michael come latelyCommented Jun 28 at 18:47
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1@Michaelcomelately There is indeed an asymmetric tooth profile. Note that the teeth are larger than normal, so dimensionally it's all good even though they look worn.– MaplePandaCommented Jun 28 at 20:19
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I believe that the two components can physically be used together.
SRAM Transmission cranks and AXS road cranks (12s) use a different chain standard than the Eagle cranks. It's best to use SRAM's flat top chains with Transmission and AXS cranks. I believe that any 12s chain would work with Eagle MTB cranks. 11s chains should be OK also.
The PG-1130 cassette is an 11s cassette. It only goes down to an 11t small cog. If you pair that with an MTB crankset with a small chainring, your top speed is a bit limited. Also, some PG-1130 cassettes are designed for road double drivetrains (they have 32t or smaller big cogs), and you would probably not want to use those with a 1x drivetrain.
You'd want the 11-42 PG-1130 cassette on a 1x. Shimano's 11s GRX drivetrain was compatible with up to an 11-46, but that was also not as much range as SRAM's contemporary 12s drivetrains (10-44 or 10-52) had.
