• BLACK BEARING BSC 68/73 mm DUB Ceramic crankset
  • BLACK BEARING BSC 68/73 mm DUB Ceramic crankset
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BLACK BEARING

BLACK BEARING BSC 68/73 mm DUB Ceramic crankset

Ride with superior quality thanks to BLACK BEARING ceramic bottom bracket compatible BSC 68/73 mm and for axle cranksets DUB axle cranksets from brand.It's built around... Read more
1,346.00 SEK
1,346.00 SEK
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Description

Ride with superior quality thanks to BLACK BEARING ceramic bottom bracket compatible BSC 68/73 mm and for axle cranksets DUB axle cranksets from brand.

It's built around a CNC-machined aluminum material that's light, robust and highly resistant. What's more, it uses B5 bearings with Si3N4 ceramic balls for lightness and fluidity, coupled with sturdy steel bushes. A highly reliable replacement model to last longer!

Ref: 7977527541926

Points forts

High-quality replacement model guarantees reliability, smoothness and durability;

Durable, lightweight CNC aluminum;

High-quality grease;

Highly fluid ceramic bearings.

Caractéristiques

Shaft diameter : DUB

Case width : 68/73 mm

Bearing material : Ceramic

Shaft type : Through

Housing type : BSC/BSA (English, Euro)

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Informations prix

*Recommended retail price February 2024

Overall rating: 4.25 / 5 from 4 reviews.

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Fluid and efficient,

"BLACK BEARING BSC 68/73 mm Sram DUB crankset, very smooth and efficient, despite a bearing more resistant to the hand unpacking probably due to a more sealed joint, but is not felt while riding. excellent value for money compared to other brand much more expensive."

— Lineson2 (4/5)

Bottom bracket

"Top value for money! Just remember to have the right key!"

— Mehd-Ice (5/5)

Quality

"Breathes quality. Easy assembly. Very fluid. One season and three enduros it hasn't moved yet."

— Shilom (5/5)

It might be a good idea to sell the tool with

"Couldn't test it yet, because I couldn't tighten it properly, it seems well made, but selling the tool to assemble it on the site would be even better"

— Sebcb56 (3/5)

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