Easton adds power meter option to its modular chainset

New Cinch power meter adds bottom bracket power measurement option to the Easton EC90 SL modular chainset

Easton has added a power meter option to its EC90 SL crankset. Called the Cinch, it measures power output via strain gauges in the bottom bracket spindle and Easton says it only adds 65 grams to the overall weight of a non-power meter EC90 SL chainset.

Without an external spider, Easton says it’s easy to set up the Cinch with whatever gearing requirements meet your needs. Easton’s EC90 SL chainset is entirely modular. So you can, for example, change chainrings, crank arm length, or from a single to a double ring set-up without needing to swap your power meter.

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