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Bottom Bracket Size Parameters AKA. BBC

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The last few years have seen some fantastic improvements to road and mountain bike technology and along with this comes a new phenomenon called BBC - bottom bracket confusion. To try help our clients out I thought it wise to publish this spec list. 
If you need help beyond what you see here please e-mail me at clive@glorycycles.com
Bottom Bracket Thread NameNominal Thread DescriptionCup Outside DiameterShell widthShell Inside Diameter
ISO/English or BSA1.37 in x 24 TPI34.6-34.9 mm
Left-hand thread drive side
68 mm (73 mm Oversize)(83 mm Some Downhill & FR bikes)(100 mm "Fat bikes")33.6-33.9 mm
Italian36 mm x 24 TPI35.6-35.9 mm
Right-hand thread both sides
70 mm34.6-34.9 mm
French35 mm x 1 mm34.6-34.9 mm
Right-hand thread both sides
6833.6-33.9 mm
Swiss (very rare)35 mm x 1 mm34.6-34.9 mm
Left-hand thread drive side
6833.6-33.9 mm
Chater-Lea (very rare)1.450 in x 26 TPIoversized
Left-hand thread drive side
Whitworth
(obsolete, found on
older English 3 speeds)
1-3/8 in x 26 TPI34.6-34.9 mm
Left-hand thread drive side
71/7633.6-33.9 mm
O.P.C. AshtabulaMale threads on crank 24 tpi (most)
28 tpi (Schwinn, Mongoose)
68 mm (2.68 in) wide51.3 mm (2.02 in) (approximate)
O.P.C. FauberMale threads on crank68 mm (2.68 in) wide45 mm (1.77 in)
Raleigh1 3/8 in x 26 tpi34.6-34.9 mm
Left-hand thread drive side
33.6-33.9 mm
BB30Press fit, not threadedNo cups68mm (road) or 73mm (MTB)41.96mm
Press Fit 30Press fit, not threaded46mm Plastic Cups68mm (road) or 73mm (MTB)46mm
BB90Press fit, not threadedNo cups90mm37mm




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