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SRAM makes their PF30 Bottom Bracket Assembly to fit frames that use this pressfit standard. If your bottom bracket shell has a 46mm ID, then this is the bearing set that you'll need to install your BB30 crankset. Be aware that it will work with any brand of BB30 crank as well. While SRAM's GXP system is proprietary, BB30 is not.
To install this PF30 Bottom Bracket Assembly, you'll want a standard BB30 tool to press the composite cups into the frame and ensure correct installation. The sealed cartridge bearings will ensure smooth operation for many miles. The unit comes complete and ready to install. It's compatible with bottom bracket shells ranging from 68 to 92mm, including the BBright and BB386EVO standards.
- A bottom bracket for PF30 BB shells and cranksets
- Durable steel bearings remain the industry standard
- Compatible with BB shells from 68 to 92mm wide, including BBright and BB386EVO
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Reviews & Community
REVIEWS
Matthew KielWorks Okay
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
This seems to work fine but next time I buy a BB I might just buy one that threads together to further mitigate creaking (not that I am experiencing a lot).
JOHN A.Works perfectly if installed correctly
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Inexpensive, high quality and light.
You do see a lot of online comments slagging this technology as being noisy, creaking, etc. Well, not if you install it correctly.
Most of these negative reviews are in support of spending $150+ for some heavy, machined aluminum, ceramic bearing waste of money. What I mean specifically, is that no grease is called for during the install. The confluence of two unfortunate realities get in the way of proper install. One, that most "professional" bike mechanics automatically smear hand fulls of grease all over every bike component -especially bottom brackets- during install, and the other that few people bother to read instructions. If one does read the printed instructions included in the box, there is no grease called for for PF30. On SRAM instructions, areas calling for grease are highlighted in blue. A small amount of grease goes on the o-ring in the tube, but none on the seating surfaces. In fact, grease ruins the friction fit aspect of PF30. Show me someone with a creaking unstable PF30, I'll show you someone who smeared it with grease or otherwise screwed it up.
My PF30 (BH G5 frameset/ Force crankset) is going on 5 years old and many thousands of hilly miles, and it still works as new. You do see the suggestion to add loctite to the seating surface, but I did not. Also, install it once and leave it there. Repeated removal and re-install will wear it out and make it loose. Only remove it when you're going to replace it with a new one.
Charissa OlsenWorks Great
Great value and easy to install.
Zane DordaiThis is a BB
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
It comes with bearings and a shell. Dunno what else to say. It works. Replace them every 6 months if you ride a lot, 8 months if you ride a fair amount, every year if you don't ride as much as you should.
Edson D.I just got a triathlon frame that mentions PF30 BB, is this adaptor what I need to install and use my older SRAM Force GXP crank?
Jason G.Hopefully you've found a solution, but for any others with the same question, to use a GXP crank with a PF30 BB you'll need something along the lines of Wheels MFG's PF30 to SRAM GXP bottom bracket. I've personally never used one but a couple of my riding buddies do and they're a fantastic solution to getting other crank sizes (Shimano included) into a PF30 BB.
David BackcountryI currently have this SRAM BB with the SRAM GXP adapter kit. I would NOT recommend this set up. With all of the research that goes into having wider/stiffer BB's, it seems silly to use the SRAM adapter kit that uses a plastic adapter. I would recommend going with something like the Wheels MFG, Chris King, or Kogel adapters
Ryan KielEmployeePress. Insert Cranks. Tighten. Ride.
I'm not sure how anything could go wrong. It was money for me.
Christine DGearheadReliable
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I think these are a great BB option. I haven't ever had any issues and the low price makes this a winner. I've been running these for years with no complaints.
Chad CordellEmployeeWorks Great
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
This is a great economical PressFit bb. Still spinning smooth after a year.
Noah SingerSuper simple
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I would say "super duper simple" but that would require that this never existed and every bike had a threaded bottom bracket shell that works fine. But, that is not the case anymore. I recently installed this on my Yeti ASRc and it was super simple. Just grease it and press it in. I then used a PF30-to-GXP adaptor and used my existing SRAM GXP XX1 crankset, 168 q-factor. It just works.
Robert Smallman
Avg. ride time: 3h 3m per week- Average ride time is based on Strava activity over the last 3 months. Give your reviews credibility by connecting your account.
best BB for the money
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I'm not a fan of ceramics, so this is totally awesome. Cheap, durable, simple.
Florante A.Avg. ride time: 0m per week- Average ride time is based on Strava activity over the last 3 months. Give your reviews credibility by connecting your account.
Will a bb30 sram cx1 force crank fit on this bb?
MFToddyes
jim burmeisterNeed bb adaptor fits old school American...
Need bb adaptor fits old school American bb, 2", to hold my bb30 spindle and crank arms
CameronAvg. ride time: 1h per week- Average ride time is based on Strava activity over the last 3 months. Give your reviews credibility by connecting your account.
Good PF BB-30
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
It does the job on my BH cross bike. It fit in nicely and is smooth. The BB-30 seems to spin more freely than a 24mm bottom bracket. It has held up through snow, salt, ice, and mud. I clean it up from time to time and I am good to go. I doubt it is worth moving to ceramic, especially since you can afford to replace it more often since it is only $40.
DriverTo carify, this is not a BB-30 standard bottom bracket - it is a PF 30. These two standards fit different shell widths but both fit the same BB30 cranks.
How often are you having to replace these from worn out bearings?