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  • Good quality, reasonably cheap Pressfit (BB92) Bottom Bracket?
  • honourablegeorge
    Full Member

    Need to replace the one on my Spicy (has lasted me over a year, so no complaints)

    What’s good? CRC have Shimano and Raceface. I’m told the Raceface is better – struggle to believe it.

    100mphplus
    Free Member

    You have the choice of Shimano, Raceface and Superstar. All 3 will get flamed or loved depending upon who you ask.

    If the one you have has lasted 1 year I’d buy the same again as that’s not too bad a service life.

    Alternatively you could just replace the bearings in it, costs ~ £5 for 6805’s off ebay or ~ £40ish if you want some ceramic jobs.

    FuzzyWuzzy
    Full Member

    Enduro ones are a popular option to although not cheap – personally I’m happy with the Shimano one on my Zesty, they key thing is to remember to empty out the water in the seat tube after you clean it/a wet ride

    a11y
    Full Member

    I’m using the cheapest Enduro BB in my Spicy and it still runs perfectly after 12months (or could be longer – can’t recall when I fitted it). Sort of fit and forget.

    I had poor experiences with a X-Type RF BB in the past – less than 2 months. Not as bad as my original Shimano BB92 in the Spicy which lasted 6 rides…

    honourablegeorge
    Full Member

    Have a dropper post, seatclamp fixed, don’t seem to get any water ingress.

    Hmm – not certain this one is right, but it’s cheap…

    http://www.roseversand.com/article/shimano-bearing-shells-sm-bb91/aid:348836

    a11y
    Full Member

    BTW, I’ve attempted to seal the top of the seat-tube (at the seat clamp) to stop water getting in via the slot in the back of the tube. No idea if I’ve had success as not had a wet ride since, but have heard of others having success with this.

    JamieMc
    Free Member

    On one are doing Token BB92bottom brakets for £19.99 down from £49.99.

    honourablegeorge
    Full Member

    Nice one Jamie, that looks a bargain. Shame it’s red, but….

    FuzzyWuzzy
    Full Member

    ooo good spot, don’t need one yet but that looks a bargain for the spares bin.

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