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SHIMANO FC-R8100-P Power Sensor Crankset: Power sensor technology

Power Sensor Crankset — , SHIMANO

If you're a cyclist who's all about squeezing every last drop of performance out of your ride, the SHIMANO Power Sensor Crankset is pretty much your new best friend. It's not just about pedaling harder; it's about pedaling smarter, thanks to its advanced power sensor tech that dishes out pinpoint-accurate power measurements. Whether you're training to crush your next race or just out to enjoy the ride, this crankset has got your back. And with its 50x34T chainring setup, it's like having a Swiss Army knife for gears—ready for whatever the road (or trail) throws at you. Plus, the 172.5mm crank length isn't just a random number; it's the sweet spot for a pedaling motion that feels as natural as breathing. Oh, and did we mention it's built like a tank? High-quality materials mean it's tough enough for the pros but still perfect for your weekend adventures. So yeah, it's kind of a big deal.

  • 50x34T chainring configuration
  • 172.5mm crank length
  • High-performance design
  • Power sensor technology

General specs

  • Brand: SHIMANO
  • Model: FC-R8100-P
  • Seller: Joom
  • Chainring Configuration: 50x34T
  • Crank Length: 172.5mm
  • Compatibility: Shimano 12-speed road groupsets
  • First listed by seller: 6/23/25

If you are interested in more details, you can find full information on the seller's page.

$1,325.64
Last price update: 8/24/25
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Brand SHIMANO SHIMANO SHIMANO SHIMANO SHIMANO SHIMANO
Model FC-R8100-P FC-R8100-P FC-R8100-P FC-R8100-P FC-R8100-P FC-R8100-P
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Price $1,325.64 $1,229.56 $1,231.03 $1,228.86 $1,192.16 $1,325.64
Seller Joom Joom Joom Joom Joom Joom
Update August 18, 2025 August 18, 2025 August 18, 2025 August 18, 2025 August 25, 2025 August 18, 2025
Chainring Configuration 50x34T 50x34T 52x36T
Crank Length 172.5mm 170mm 175mm 175mm
Power Sensor Integrated Yes Included
Power Sensor Crankset — , SHIMANO

Power Sensor Crankset

$1,325.64

Reviews

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Nicole Clark
Nicole C. US Phoenix, AZ
July 3, 2025
Decision:

Bottom line, I had high expectations for this crankset based on the brand's reputation, and for the most part, it delivered. I was looking for something that would give me reliable power data to improve my cycling performance, and it does that very well. The reality is that it feels very solid and accurate, making my training sessions more productive. However, it did take a bit of getting used to, and the cost might be a barrier for some. Overall, it's a great addition to my bike, and I'd recommend it to others who are serious about cycling, though it's not perfect for everyone.

  • Pros: The power measurements are incredibly precise, which has helped me train more effectively by focusing on my effort rather than just guessing. The build quality feels very durable, like it can handle rough rides without any issues, and the gear setup provides a smooth transition between speeds, making climbs and flats much easier to manage. It integrates seamlessly with my existing bike setup, and the courier called ahead for delivery, which was a nice touch.
  • Cons: It could be a bit pricey for some budgets, and while the crank length is comfortable, it might not suit everyone's preferences without some adjustment. I could be wrong, but the installation required a bit more effort than I expected, and it took some time to get used to the data feedback during rides.
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