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TruVativLE Square Bottom Bracket Alloy Cups
4.0
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- Sealed cartridge bearings
- Aluminum cups
- Square taper spindle
- Crank bolts are included
- 113mm version works in a 68mm shell when used with E type front derailleur or spacer (not included)
Specifications
Bottom Bracket Shell Width (mm)
68, 73
Bottom Bracket/Frame Interface
English (BSA)
Spindle Interface Type
Square Taper - JIS
Spindle Length (mm)
108mm, 113mm
Tree Fort ID:
333222347288
Customer Questions
Q.
asked by: a guest
My old bb was 68x110. Should I get a 108 bb and crankset or 113?
My old bb was 68x110. Should I get a 108 bb and crankset or 113?
A.
anwered by: canteau
If your crankset requires a 110mm spindle width then you will need to use that spindle width with that crank. If you are getting a new crank you will want a bottom bracket that matches the spindle length of that crank.
If your crankset requires a 110mm spindle width then you will need to use that spindle width with that crank. If you are getting a new crank you will want a bottom bracket that matches the spindle length of that crank.
Q.
asked by: Devin
How do I find out what width I need 108 or 113. Using with FSA ALPHA DRIVE 165mm 22/32/44
How do I find out what width I need 108 or 113. Using with FSA ALPHA DRIVE 165mm 22/32/44
A.
anwered by: canteau
Mountain triples are typically 113mm but that can vary based on the frame and drivetrain setup.
Mountain triples are typically 113mm but that can vary based on the frame and drivetrain setup.
Customer Reviews
3
May 19, 2013
reviewed by: mtrela
Looks solid out of the box but only lasted little over 1 year with fairly light commuting. I would expect it to last more than 1 year. I have bikes that had the same bottom bracket for 10 years. Maybe I just had a bad copy but I will go with Shimano next time.
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