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bb30
my new mtb is the first with a bb30 crankset. my understanding was that the bearings were pressed in the frame and that was that. no more bb for different cranksets. now that i'm looking for a new crankset for the mtb, i see that i need a specific bb for it. what am i missing? so not all bb30 cranks fit in all bb30 bbs?
fwiw, specifically the race face next sl g4 using their cinch system. currently i have a sram crank. |
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THAT SAID, I don't know the details of the race face next sl g4, nor their cinch BB. so there may be something special you need to do there. either adapter wise or with a new BB entirely. might need to research further there... |
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right, but that was to change from bb30 to something else. the confusion is going from one bb30 crank to another bb30 crank.
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Welcome to the world of Cannondale, the Apple of bikes. Don't forget there is BB30A too, even worse compatibility.
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Peronally, I'd rather have a thread together adaptor BB and run 24mm spindles. ...but that's my opinion M |
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Nothing will be better than far superior IT threaded BB :P
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I currently have two BB30 Cannondales. While I prefer BSA threaded bottom brackets, the BB30s have been 100% trouble free. Both have Wheels Manufacturing angular contact bearings installed along with the Wheels Delrin adapters for Shimano 24mm cranks. Smooth, noise-free, and relatively inexpensive.
Greg |
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