Road bike brands that still use English and Italian threaded BB system?

[scoobydrew]

Ibis Hakka MX is designed for a T47 bottom bracket.

[David Tollefson]

English is all I use. Don't ask for anything else.

[seedster2]

You can order Sarto carbon frames with threaded BB. I believe the Pina F8 is threaded as well.

[NewDFWrider]

Originally Posted by bikinchris

I dislike pressed in bottom brackets. But the T47 works fine, since it's threaded. AFAIK it is currently only on custom bikes.

The flaanimal 4.1 has a t47 bb.

[zennmotion]

Cyfac has a BSC option on their carbon frames. Pricey, but they show up on the Bay often enough if you're patient. Fantastic bikes-

[zmalwo]

Originally Posted by AngryScientist

what type of new bike are you looking for OP?

still looking for a road frame with Threaded BB and alloy dropouts.

[buddybikes]

Sure Moots, Firefly, IF, Seven would take good care of you

[charliedid]

Originally Posted by zmalwo

still looking for a road frame with Threaded BB and alloy dropouts.

A year later....how hard have you actually looked?

[zmudshark]

Originally Posted by zmalwo

still looking for a road frame with threaded bb and alloy dropouts.

BIXXIS

[owly]

Alan.

carbon Mito, or Super Corsa Scandium.

[fmradio516]

Just curious, what would be the purpose of new builders using italian bb shells? Serious question. There seems to be no reason(besides downsides) to use that instead of BSA, but i may be wrong.

[GonaSovereign]

Originally Posted by ultraman6970

T47? there's another one? Everytime I turn around another format shows up? What a nightmare, looks like im doing good having far superior italian bb's in my bikes :P

T47 is excellent. It's threaded. It's a larger version of BSA.

[oldpotatoe]

Originally Posted by fmradio516

Just curious, what would be the purpose of new builders using italian bb shells? Serious question. There seems to be no reason(besides downsides) to use that instead of BSA, but i may be wrong.

Tool to thread the 'far superior Italian' BB more simple and guarantee that both sides threads are parallel to one another..

[chiasticon]

Originally Posted by GonaSovereign

T47 is excellent. It's threaded. It's a larger version of BSA.

Trek moving towards T47 (albeit slightly tweaked). it's on the 2020 Crockett and allegedly they're heading that way with other models soon.

Spooky and Vynl both make aluminum bikes with BSA BB's. and of course any custom builder will do it for you.

[jemdet]

Originally Posted by fmradio516

Just curious, what would be the purpose of new builders using italian bb shells? Serious question. There seems to be no reason(besides downsides) to use that instead of BSA, but i may be wrong.

Let's ask Pinarello -

Italian thread Bottom bracket: Pinarello does not compromise on this point. For us this is the best solution overall to ensure rigidity, performance and reliability over time.

So, uh, there you have it. Rigidity.

I think that Pinarello really props up the Italian bottom bracket industry. Why else would a company like Rotor continue to make them? It ain't for neo-retro Bottechias.