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ROTOR
ROTOR PRESS FIT 41-24 Bottom Bracket
The ROTOR Press Fit 41-24 bottom bracket uses new non-contact labyrinth seals that provide exceptional smoothness and unrivalled protection against dust, water and mud....
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49,99 €
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Description
The ROTOR Press Fit 41-24 bottom bracket uses new non-contact labyrinth seals that provide exceptional smoothness and unrivalled protection against dust, water and mud.
The ultra-rigid plastic covers also improve lateral compression and resistance to deformation.
Compatibility chart
| A - Diameter (mm) | B - Width (mm) | Assembly | Standard |
| 34,8 | 68 | threaded | BSC / BSA |
| 34,8 | 73 | threaded | BSC / BSA |
| 34,8 | 83 | threaded | BSC / BSA |
| 34,8 | 100 | threaded | BSC / BSA |
| 27 | 95,5 | to insert | BB 96 (Trek) |
| 41 | 92 | to insert | PF 92 |
| 42 | 68 | to insert | BB 30 |
| 42 | 73 | to insert | BB 30 |
| 46 | 68 | to insert | PF 30 |
| 46 | 73 | to insert | PF 30 |
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Caractéristiques
Axle Diameter : 24 mm
Bearing Material : Steel
Axle Type : Through-Axle
Bottom Bracket Type : Press-Fit
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Overall rating: 4.3333335 / 5 from 6 reviews.
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rotor housing
"Very good box, very easy to assemble, have in time".
12,000 km trouble-free
"After 13,000 km, I'm still driving with this box. I was thinking of changing it as a preventive measure, but as the gearbox has retained its fluidity, I'm still driving with it."
Not so good!
"One bearing seized around 5000Km, the other bearing was scratching... . (I don't ride in the rain). Replaced by Shimano"
Very good
"Easy assembly, quite fluid, mounted with an Ultegra 6800 nickel crankset."
perfect
"Easy to assemble and simple in design! We'll see how long the bearings last over time! And of course Probike is always on top!"
