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DFour91 Power Meter Crank Arms - GXP

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DFour91 Power Meter Crank Arms

The DFour91, like its sibling, the DFour, uses the same meter as the DZero model, but drops a bolt to fit a Shimano drivetrain— specifically, Shimano Dura-Ace 9100 . Unlike its predecessor, the DFour, the D9100 is not compatible with Dura-Ace 9000, Ultegra, or 105 groupsets, though it is able to run Ultegra R8000 chainrings. With the exception of the difference in compatibility, the DFour91 includes all of the technology of the DZero packed into its spider, most importantly the power meter itself. The power meter saw some hefty reworking, with Quarq claiming 150 documented improvements, asserting leaps and bounds of advancement above previous models, with the most significant enhancements made to the strain gauges and measurement circuitry in the heart of the meter.


As in previous models, the DFour91 incorporates five meticulously placed strain gauges throughout the spider, designed to measure how many Newton Meters you're putting out when you hammer on the pedals. And it still incorporates the same level of claimed accuracy at +/- 1.5%, keeping it 0.5% more accurate than most meters. One of our favorite features, though, is that the new design doesn't require as much correction in order to maintain accuracy through massive temperature ranges, allowing things to work smoother when the mercury drops. This means that the DFour91, like the DFour, is better at rationing battery life through changing weather, but when the battery does die out, it's still easy to change without tools or tedious procedures.


Quarq's 10K Dynamic temperature compensation technology graces us with its presence in the DFour91, alleviating us from the stress of constant mid-race zeroing when the temperatures fluctuate on long alpine climbs, or early morning to warm afternoon race days. While making corrections may seem like they come at a minuscule cost of coasting for a couple of seconds, it can make all of the difference between the podium and sidewalk come race day. Not to mention the incessant annoyance of toggling through your head until you've found the right option. Approximately 10,000 data points chart a map to create an auto-adjust schedule for the meter by collecting information on how the unit responds to temperatures from zero to 130-degrees Fahrenheit. This enables the power meter to decipher the weather for you, so you can focus on the climb ahead and your triumphant victory.


Gracing us with their presence again are Power Balance and Omnical. Power Balance records data to tell us our total output, and output for each leg individually, enabling us to better focus on a single side of the pedal stroke if needed. Omnical lets us swap rings when needed without the need for recalibration or impeding accuracy of our data. The DFour91 gives us total confidence with the use of any head unit thanks to both ANT+ and Bluetooth communication, unlike previous models that only used ANT+, meaning that its compatibility expands to pair with near any computer for seamless data transfer.


Since riding season far surpasses the days of sunshine and daisies, the DFour91 is built to not only withstand the large temperature ranges, but serious weather. Quarq takes our winter training seriously, by ensuring that its internals are protected from monsoon rains and blizzards alike. The system is completely waterproof for up to 30 minutes when submerged under a full meter of water, which hopefully you never have to test out, but gives you the peace of mind you need when the weather man's "mostly sunny" forecast takes a turn for sudden downpour.


With all of the tech that's loaded into the DFour91, its no surprise that its topped off with the bells and whistles. It includes AxCad accelerometer, which provides cadence information, sans extra magnets and sensors to make sure you're not missing out on any additional data you crave. The system is compatible with a host of training programs, like Golden Cheetah, Strava, Training Peaks, and Training Peaks WKO+. The DFour91's Bluetooth compatibility also allows you to sync up to the Qalvin BLE app, enabling easy firmware upgrades, tuning, tweaking, and setting zero offsets.


Details

  • A power meter that lands in the sweet spot between price and precision
  • Exogram carbon fiber crank arms offer lightweight rigidity
  • Provides power data for each leg individually, or together
  • Strain gauge system is redesigned for increased precision
  • Communicates with ANT+ and Bluetooth for easy pairing
  • Requires less correction for better data and longer battery life
  • Easily swaps between frames and chainrings
  • Battery can be changed by home mechanics without tools
  • Item #QRQ001M
Arm Material
Exogram Hollow Carbon
Arm Length
172.5mm
Bolts
4
Rings
2
BB Type
GXP
Spindle
GXP 24/22mm
Compatible Components
Dura Ace 9100, Ultegra R8000 chainrings
Claimed Weight
588g
Recommended Use
cycling
Manufacturer Warranty
2 years

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