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Welcome our new Gutter Seal Technology! Gutter drastically improves sealing against the elements while reducing seal drag. Weve designed a fresh new cup forging for a new high-end look. A new standard in external bearing performance!
- Threads
- Available in English or Italian
- Bearings
- Ceramic
- Material/Finish
- Anodized red
- Weight
- 53g (BB30), 105g (GXP)
BB30
Besides serious weight savings, this bottom bracket means narrow Q-factor, more ankle clearance, greater bearing durability and stronger crank construction. GXP
GXPs Gutter Seal design cuts friction and weightimproving both feel and performance. PressFit
A variant of the external GXP bottom bracket, PressFit cuts weight by up to 40 grams and eases installation by allowing you to press the bearing cups into the frame instead of threading them. It requires no change to the crank spindle length and diameter. Pressfit 30
This is a new design led by SRAM. Its all the best from BB30 and Press-Fit bottom brackets in one captivating package. This bottom bracket is designed for 30mm spindle cranksets. The key difference with PressFit 30 is how the bearings are fitted into the frame. Bearings are housed in nylon cups which will be pressed into the frames bottom bracket shell. PressFit 30 will feature an integrated seal, pre-assembled into the cups, to further prolong bearing life. Frames will need a 46mm inner-diameter bottom bracket shell to accommodate this system. PressFit 30 for road will require a 68mm wide shell while PressFit 30 for MTB will require a 73mm wide shell. Advantages: Huge weight savings, narrow Q-factor, more ankle clearance, greater bearing durability, stiffer/stronger crank construction, simple installation. Allows for larger diameter frame tubes increasing frame stiffness. Drawbacks: Still searching.
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Features
- Gutter Seal Technology
- Improved tool engagement
- Sealed cartridge bearings
- English or Italian threads
- Ceramic bearings, red ano finish.
- Note: Image shown may not be the exact model.
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