Bicycle Bottom Bracket Bike Bottom Bracket BSA Innenlager Bearing 68mm for Square Tapered Spindle Crank

After 3500 miles, the OEM BB wore out. While I prefer a Shimano, this was half the price and would ship faster. Fits properly and should work fine. I will see how long this lasts. At this price, I can replace it twice for the same price as the Shimano.

Needed this for a rebuild of a 1997 Trek 820. The 68 X 116 is impossible to find in a name brand. This one seems well made, as good as Shimano. As you can see by the photo, a 48-38-28 aftermarket triple crankset fits nicely. The 28 gear has plenty of clearance from the frame. Don't go by what the crankset calls for, not always right. Mine called for a 122.5 X 73 bottom bracket. No way would that work on my bike. The price was nice too!

I was little bit skeptical about its quality because there are so many generic ones which is almost identical with just different mark. It has been about two months now and I rode about 500 miles and so far it works fine without any issue. Price is nice and it includes bolts.

I had to send this back bc I ordered the wrong size.. How ever this is a great buy for the price, it was well put together as the other one I received after ordering the correct size. My Mt. Bike is a Schwinn Hybrid 700x38c Mt. Bike. My mistake was made when I measured the bottom bracket housing, It was 68mm, how ever I didn't account for the lock ring that need a little extra bottom bracket to stick out for the lock ring. So I ended up having to get a 73mm one which worked perfect. again my mistake not the seller.

This bottom bracket is definitely smooth and well made. I have worked on bikes for awhile now and would definitely recommend it and will buying more💣💯

This only lasted a few hundred miles before it failed. Junk.

Very good quality for the price. I recondition bikes for a charity organization. I removed a cup and cone BB from a 24" wheeled Raleigh 1x7 youth bike. The crank arm fixing bolts are supplied. Torqued bearing cups to 40 ft lb. Install the right side first followed by the left. Buttery smooth crank rotation after install.Remember when removing bottom bracket cups to rotate forward to remove, and rearward to install. That is easier to remember than right = left hand thread, and left = right hand thread.

This bottom bracket fit perfectly, and so far is working perfectly, can’t speak as to the longevity, but for the amount I ride this bike it should work for a long while