6:16 - the paint is chipped and the frame inner diameter looks bent? an impact flare tool to hammer out the cups is a better method for this bicycle frame?
Si se fija bién en el vídeo, el cuadro queda marcado y rallado cuando se extrae el PF30. Que solución puede ofrecer en esa situación para que esto no suceda?
That frame is an aluminum frame with an aluminum BB shell. Which is easier to machine to the correct shape (ROUND) and size. Carbon frames consistently have problems with this. Watch the UA-cam channel Hambini to see it.
Are you interested in the toolkit, bottom brackets (there are 4 models available) or both? Shoot us an email with that info and we can take it from there (www.firstcomponents.com/contact)
The only guy ever who willingly installs and takes out press fits xDxD
Great video straight to the point with good quality, good filming angles and voice over. Thanks
6:16 - the paint is chipped and the frame inner diameter looks bent? an impact flare tool to hammer out the cups is a better method for this bicycle frame?
How do you get the bearings out of the cups, and press new bearings into the cups?
Hi, can I use this to BB86? Thank you for the answer.
Nice and elegant. Great video.
Si se fija bién en el vídeo, el cuadro queda marcado y rallado cuando se extrae el PF30. Que solución puede ofrecer en esa situación para que esto no suceda?
Buenas tardes cuánto cuesta ese equipo
Looks awesome
Does it work with cannondale supersix evo pf30 carbon frame?
Isn't the threaded bottom bracket wider than when using cups? Will the crank spindle still fit?
You need BB30/PF30 cranks with this BB as their spindle is shorter.
Is self-extracting pf30 BB still reusable after removed from the shell? Thank you First.
If not you can replace bearings in cups. Sam proces same tool. Of course depending on bottom bracket you use...
That frame is an aluminum frame with an aluminum BB shell. Which is easier to machine to the correct shape (ROUND) and size. Carbon frames consistently have problems with this. Watch the UA-cam channel Hambini to see it.
Have the tools. Really handy.
Where can you buy and how much
Are you interested in the toolkit, bottom brackets (there are 4 models available) or both? Shoot us an email with that info and we can take it from there (www.firstcomponents.com/contact)
did you get the info?
I must state: It should be illegal to make bikes without BSA bottom brackets.
oh my bb paint..