Wheels Mfg Bottom Bracket - BB30 EBB, GXP, ABEC3

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$176.40 Excl. tax

Convert your BB30 frame to a single-speed setup with our simple to use eccentric bottom bracket. Enduro Angular Contact sealed bearings. Double lip seals on all bearings with high fill rate top quality grease for maximum durability.

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Product description

Eccentric BB for BB30 & 24/22mm (SRAM, Truvativ) Cranks - Black

IMPORTANT NOTES:

Our Eccentric bottom brackets for BB30 frames will not work with frames that do not have removable c-clips in the shell. If your frame has a shell with a molded step that the bearings press up against, our EBB will not completely fit in to the shell.
73mm BB shells require the use of M6 x 80 bolts only. Do not use M6 x 75 bolts in 73mm BB shell, damage to drive side cup threads may occur.

Specifications:

Bearings: Enduro Angular Contact
Color: Black
Bottom Bracket/Frame Interface: BB30, Specialized Alloy OSBB
Bottom Bracket Shell Width (mm): 68mm - 73mm
Bottom Bracket Shell I.D.: 42mm
Chain Adjustment: 12mm
Crank Spindle Type: GXP (SRAM, Truvativ, etc.)
Crank Spindle Diameter: 22/24mm
Weight: 182g

Compatibility:

Compatible with the following Bottom Bracket Standards and 22mm/24mm GXP cranks:

PF30
Specialized Carbon OSBB. May need additional cup spacers if BB shell width is 61mm.

Instructions:

IMPORTANT NOTES:

Our Eccentric bottom brackets for BB30 frames will not work with frames that do not have removable c-clips in the shell. If your frame has a shell with a molded step that the bearings press up against, our EBB will not completely fit in to the shell.
73mm BB shells require the use of M6 x 80 bolts only. Do not use M6 x 75 bolts in 73mm BB shell, damage to drive side cup threads may occur.
Do not install bottom bracket with the two bolts positioned above the bearing. Some carbon frames do not have proper internal support for the bolts to properly tighten to spec. As a result, the cups will not stay tight in the frame, and at worst, your frame may crack.