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SRAM DUB BSA 73 mm Cannondale Ai Bottom Bracket

Réf. fabricant : 00.6418.031.001
Designed for Sram or Truvativ cranksets featuring Dub technology, the SRAM Dub bottom bracket is offered here in a version designed for frames with... Read more

Recommanded price* : 42,00 €

Regular price 37,99 €
Regular price Sale price 37,99 €
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Description

Designed for Sram or Truvativ cranksets featuring Dub technology, the SRAM Dub bottom bracket is offered here in a version designed for frames with bottom bracket shell standard BSA 73 mm and only for bikes Cannondale to the technology Ai.

Designed to simplify and improve the reliability of the frame/bottom bracket interface, the Dub concept allows you to fit your Sram or Truvativ crankset equipped with this technology on your Cannondale frames. These cranksets are indeed compatible with all major bottom bracket standards, the only adjustment variable being the bottom bracket.
In addition to this practical and economical aspect, this bottom bracket boasts incredible stiffness, ensuring better bearing performance and longer service life.

Ref: 7977591832742

Points forts

Dub concept providing greater rigidity, optimised protection against contaminants and compatibility with most frames

Caractéristiques

Axle Diameter : DUB

Bottom Bracket Width : 73 mm

Bearing Material : Steel

Axle Type : Threaded

Bottom Bracket Type : DUB

Bottom Bracket Type : BSC/BSA (English, Euro)

Informations techniques

Compatible with all Sram and Truvativ cranks featuring the Dub concept;
Material: aluminium and steel;
Weight (manufacturer): 120 g.

Informations prix

*Supplier recommended retail price in February 2024

Overall rating: 1.0 out of 5 based on 1 review.

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very poor quality

"I bought this unit as an identical replacement. After three months of normal use—on trips ranging from 35 to 45 km—the unit started making creaking noises that eventually became unbearable."

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