Bottom Brackets

Bottom brackets are a hidden but essential component of any bike to keep your pedals turning smoothly. Bottom brackets are a wear item and will need to be replaced from time to time, especially if you ride in adverse weather conditions.We offer a large range from brands such as Race Face, Shimano, SRAM, Easton, Chris King, FSA and E Thirteen

Bottom Brackets

Bottom Bracket Buying Guide

 

If you're looking to replace your bottom bracket, there are a few things you'll need to take into consideration. This guide will help you choose the right type of bottom bracket for your mountain bike or road bike.

There are three main types of bottom brackets: threaded, hollowtech, and press fit. threaded bottom brackets are the most common type, and they're compatible with most bikes. Hollowtech bottom brackets are typically found on higher-end bikes, and press fit bottom brackets are usually found on mid- to high-end mountain bikes.

Threaded bottom brackets:

Threaded bottom brackets are the most common type of bottom bracket. They're compatible with most bikes, and they're easy to install and remove. threaded bottom brackets are available in a variety of sizes, so you'll need to know the size of your bottom bracket shell before you buy one.

Hollowtech bottom brackets:

Hollowtech bottom brackets are typically found on higher-end bikes. They're lighter than threaded bottom brackets, and they offer a smoother pedaling experience. Hollowtech bottom brackets are more difficult to install and remove than threaded bottom brackets, so you'll need to make sure you have the right tools before you attempt to install one.

Press fit bottom brackets:

Press fit bottom brackets are usually found on mid- to high-end mountain bikes. They're similar to threaded bottom brackets, but they don't require threaded cups. Press fit bottom brackets are easy to install and remove, but they're not as compatible with all bike frames as threaded bottom brackets.

When you're choosing a bottom bracket, it's important to consider the type of bike you have and the type of riding you do.

 

Guide to Our Brands

 

SRAM, Chris King and Shimano are three of the most popular bottom bracket brands among road and mountain bikers. SRAM is known for its wide range of products, Chris King for its high quality and Shimano for its reliable performance. All three brands offer a variety of bottom brackets to suit different riding styles and budgets.

SRAM offers a wide range of bottom brackets to suit different riding styles. The SRAM GXP bottom bracket is designed for road bikes and features ceramic bearings for smooth performance. The SRAM BB30 bottom bracket is designed for mountain bikes and features sealed bearings for durability. The SRAM PressFit 30 bottom bracket is designed for both road and mountain bikes and features a press-fit design for easy installation.

Chris King is a high-quality bottom bracket brand that offers a variety of bottom brackets to suit different riding styles. The Chris King PressFit 30 bottom bracket is designed for road bikes and features ceramic bearings for smooth performance. The Chris King Threaded bottom bracket is designed for mountain bikes and features sealed bearings for durability. The Chris King PressFit 24 bottom bracket is designed for both road and mountain bikes and features a press-fit design for easy installation.

Shimano is a reliable bottom bracket brand that offers a variety of bottom brackets to suit different riding styles. The Shimano BB86 bottom bracket is designed for road bikes and features sealed bearings for durability. The Shimano BB92 bottom bracket is designed for mountain bikes and features sealed bearings for durability. The Shimano PressFit 30 bottom bracket is designed for both road and mountain bikes and features a press-fit design for easy installation.