The Campagnolo Super Record 11 speed Ultra Torque bottom bracket is hardly a component. The CULT ceramic bottom bracket bearings themselves are actually pre-pressed onto the Super Record 11 crankset semi-axles. When you buy a Super Record 11 Ultra Torque BB all you get is two empty bottom bracket... read more

No different from the Super Record 11 version, when you purchase the Campagnolo Record 11 speed Ultra Torque bottom bracket what you're getting is two empty bottom bracket cups (read: no bearings), plus one safety spring to hold your driveside crankarm in place while you install the non-driveside... read more

2007 will be remembered as the year that Campagnolo gave its most dramatic facelift to the Record gruppo since they unveiled Ergopower levers in the early part of the Indurain era. No component symbolizes this change more than their two-piece Ultra Torque crankset. The evolution of the Record... read more

The Campagnolo UT-BB110 tool is designed by Campy for use in installing Record, Chorus, and Centaur Ultra Torque cranksets. The right and left arms of these cranksets mate at the mid-point of your bottom bracket shell via a two-piece splined spindle known as a Hirth Joint. A heavy-duty 10mm... read more

The Campagnolo UT-BB120 tool has one simple purpose: The installation of Campagnolo Ultra Torque Bottom Bracket cups. This is the exact tool cited for this purpose by Campy in the owner's manual for the UT BB. Its splines precisely mate to the teeth on out outside of the UT BB cups, and by using... read more

The demand for ceramic bearings has grown so fervent that we spend less and less time explaining the benefits of going ceramic and far more time apologizing for hardly having anything in stock. We've rarely seen such a sustained period of demand outstripping supply. The reasons behind the ceramic... read more

These are the bearings and cups that thread into your frame for use with the new Dura-Ace 10-Speed crankset. The bearings themselves will actually be outside of your frame, one reason why the 10-speed drivetrain rides with such sublime stiffness. Available for either English (68) or... read more

These are the bearings and cups that thread into your frame for use with the Ultegra SL crankset. The bearings themselves will actually be outside of your frame, one reason why the 10-speed drivetrain rides with such sublime stiffness. This unit is compatible with both Double and Triple Ultegra... read more

SRAM's Red-caliber GXP bottom bracket gets an upgrade to BlackBox ceramic cartridge bearings. Ceramic bearings offer outrageous hardness and roundness in comparison to steel, which substantially reduces the mechanical drag of the bottom bracket as the crankarm spindle rotates through it. After... read more

SRAM calls this bottom bracket the GXP Team, but it's better known as the BB that comes standard with both the SRAM Force crankset and the SRAM Rival crankset. It's identical to the BB used for the Red component gruppo, except the standard GXP uses steel bearings instead of ceramic.... read more