Bottom Bracket

[tomo]

I just snaped my bb and it would be realy helpful if some body could recommend a light but strong bb the price doesn`t matter and it would have to be a (isis, 68- 118mm) length and size.

thanks tom :turned:

[FLATOUTSTYLE]

I just snaped my bb and it would be realy helpful if some body could recommend a light but strong bb the price doesn`t matter and it would have to be a (isis, 68- 118mm) length and size.

thanks tom :turned:

I had that problem of snapping bb's like carrots. Had no problems since I got my raceface northshore XS splined. They are great! I use a raceface bb and has been fine since I got it a year ago.

http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=902

http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=903

Raceface is really great stuff, Id certainly recommend anything from them...It wont let you down.

Edited October 16, 2005 by FLATOUTSTYLE

[moo]

im running RF north shore cranks splined cranks with a dh i think bottem bracket and theyv been fine. fsa are nice and light but dont last but the cheapness makes up for this

[Martin]

you could check select bikes, tarty bikes or clean bikes because they should have some good ones

[Zoo_Monkey]

i say get a truvative bb - they arnt the strongest but you can get one for under £30

alternitaves are

- truvative Giga Pipe DH £35 abit stronger than the standard DH

- FSA platnum Pro DH - probably the most commonly used bb in trials £45ish on tarty

- Koxx Try all bb - £59 light but my one lasted 2 months (altho i got koxx to replace it as it was a manufacturing fault)

they all weigh about the same - if you have the cash get the FSA otherwise get a Truvative or better get 2

i currently run a Truvative on my Zoo and a Fsa on my T-pro