Praxis Zayante DM CarbonX - 52/36 - Black

With Levatime II X-Spider & Rings | The Zayante Carbon is the ultimate marriage of lightness stiff...

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The Praxis Zayante DM CarbonX crankset is designed for road cyclists seeking a balance of lightweight performance, stiffness, and versatile shifting. It excels in delivering fast and responsive gear changes due to its LevaTime II technology and robust X-Spider design. A key consideration is its requirement for a specific Praxis M30 bottom bracket for installation.

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Model Part Number850051064205
BrandPraxis

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FAQs

What bottom bracket do I need for the Zayante Carbon crankset?

You will need a Praxis M30 specific bottom bracket. Praxis offers various M30 BB options to fit different frame standards, including BSA, BB86, BB30, PF30, 386EVO, T47, BBRight, and older Specialized OSBB road frames.

Is this crankset compatible with electronic shifting?

Yes, the Zayante Carbon crankset shifts well with both electronic and mechanical shifting systems from Shimano (Di2), SRAM (e-Tap), and Campagnolo (EPS).

What is the weight of the Zayante DM CarbonX crankset?

The crankset weighs approximately 620g for a 172.5mm length with 52/36T rings.

Can I use this crankset with a 12-speed chain?

Yes, the Praxis rings are designed to work with 10, 11, and 12-speed chains from major manufacturers.

What are the available crank arm lengths?

The Zayante Carbon crankset is available in 165mm lengths.

How do I clean and maintain the carbon crank arms?

Clean carbon arms with a soft, damp cloth and mild soap. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive materials. Regularly check bolts for proper torque and inspect for any signs of damage.

What is the Q-Factor for this crankset?

The Q-Factor for this crankset is 147mm.

Troubleshooting

Difficulty installing crankset

Verify that you are using a compatible Praxis M30 bottom bracket and that it is installed correctly. Ensure all necessary spacers are in place according to the bottom bracket manufacturer's instructions.

Chain skipping or poor shifting

Check chainline and ensure the chainrings are properly aligned. Verify that the derailleur is correctly adjusted for the new chainrings and that the chain is compatible (10/11/12 speed). Inspect chainrings for any damage or wear.

Crank arm creaking or noise

Ensure crank bolts are tightened to the manufacturer's recommended torque. Check that the bottom bracket is properly greased and tightened. Inspect for any debris between the crank arm and bottom bracket interface.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Exceptional shifting speed and responsiveness
  • Lightweight yet stiff carbon construction
  • Durable and robust design for demanding use
  • Wide compatibility with various drivetrain systems
  • Aesthetically pleasing direct-mount design

Cons

  • Requires specific Praxis M30 bottom bracket
  • Can be a premium-priced component
  • Carbon construction may require more careful handling during installation

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: The Zayante Carbon crankset requires a compatible Praxis M30 bottom bracket (e.g., BSA, BB86, BB30, PF30, T47, BBRight, or Specialized OSBB). Ensure you have the correct bottom bracket installed before proceeding with crank installation. Follow the specific torque specifications provided by Praxis for crank arm bolts and lockrings.

Compatibility: This crankset is designed to work with 10, 11, and 12-speed chains from Shimano, KMC, and Campagnolo drivetrains. It is compatible with both electronic (Di2, e-Tap, EPS) and mechanical shifting systems from these brands.

Care: Clean the crankset regularly with a mild soap and water solution. Avoid abrasive cleaners or solvents that could damage the carbon finish. Periodically check crank arm bolts and chainring bolts for tightness. Store the bike in a dry place when not in use to prevent corrosion or material degradation.

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