Enhances riding efficiency by reducing friction with ceramic-grade Silicon Nitride ceramic balls and stainless steel races for superior durability and corrosion resistance.
Optimized for SRAM DUB spindles, featuring lightweight 7075 aluminum cups and simplified spacer tube design to decrease weight by 10%, improving performance on road, gravel, and mountain bikes.
Engineered with refined light contact seals and an innovative dustcover design that provides 500% increased contamination protection, ensuring longer-lasting performance with minimal maintenance.
Compatible with external BSA (English) threaded bottom brackets, specifically designed for 68mm shell width, with easy installation and a precise fit that guarantees optimal power transfer.
Developed with advanced isolation and refinement processes, the CeramicSpeed BB ALPHA offers guaranteed lifetime warranty, making it the ultimate choice for cyclists seeking durability, speed, and cutting-edge technology.
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What Our Gearhead Experts Are Saying:“I swapped my stock BB for a CeramicSpeed setup and immediately noticed the difference—less drag, more spin, and that signature ceramic smoothness. The precision machining makes installation simple, and the long-life grease keeps the bearings running quietly through rain, grit, and long climbs.”We count every watt on the road, and CeramicSpeed's Bottom Bracket helps us keep more of them. Designed in Denmark and built for serious riders, each bottom bracket uses hand-polished ceramic bearings that reduce friction and last far longer than traditional steel options. Whether we're running SRAM DUB, Shimano 24mm, or 30mm spindles, there's a CeramicSpeed fit for nearly every modern frame standard. Machined alloy cups house ultra-smooth bearings packed in all-weather grease, ensuring quiet, consistent performance through years of training miles and race days. Threaded or press-fit, coated or standard, every option shares the same focus: unmatched efficiency and minimal drag that turn every pedal stroke into forward momentum.
