Tripeak Bottom Bracket Review?
tamasreal
Posts: 27
Hi everyone!
I am planning to change my FSA crankset to a Shimano model, so I would like to change my BB.
My BB shell is 86.5mm width, and the diameter is 46mm. I was looking for the best value for money BB and found this TriPeak BB. It has a 57% discount now, so it costs around 40€ with ceramic bearings. (Never had ceramic bearings before.)
Does anyone has any experience with this brand? Or especially with this BB?
Any other (not more expensive) Bottom Bracket? I want to buy a single one without any adapter!
http://www.planetx.co.uk/i/q/BBTPP386/tripeak-pf386
Thanks guys.
I am planning to change my FSA crankset to a Shimano model, so I would like to change my BB.
My BB shell is 86.5mm width, and the diameter is 46mm. I was looking for the best value for money BB and found this TriPeak BB. It has a 57% discount now, so it costs around 40€ with ceramic bearings. (Never had ceramic bearings before.)
Does anyone has any experience with this brand? Or especially with this BB?
Any other (not more expensive) Bottom Bracket? I want to buy a single one without any adapter!
http://www.planetx.co.uk/i/q/BBTPP386/tripeak-pf386
Thanks guys.
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Or just go for the non ceramic version?
Would it worth the extra money? How durable are they.. I mean, the 'ceramic' Bottom Brackets?
I do not really find so much BB-s compatible with my standard and the Shimano Crankset.0 -
The ceramic bearings will be ceramic balls running in steel races.
That does confer a small advantage in that, if and when water gets in, the balls do not corrode. But the races still can.
I would just get the steel one. I find it useful to apply some silicone grease in the areas where the seals/dustcaps form a sliding interface and where the chainset spider butts up to the dustcap.- - - - - - - - - -
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