FSA BB30 Bearing Kit - 200-3002


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The FSA BB30 Bearing Kit is designed for cyclists and mechanics looking to maintain or upgrade their drivetrain performance on BB30-compatible frames. Its primary benefit is the inclusion of high-quality cartridge bearings that ensure a smooth, efficient pedal stroke, though it is specifically engineered for 68mm BB30 shells and requires specialized press-fit tools for proper installation.
| Material | Nylon |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 200-3002 |
| Brand | FSA |
Yes, this kit is designed for both road and mountain bike applications that utilize a 68mm BB30 shell.
You will need a BB30 bearing press tool and appropriate grease to install the bearings correctly.
Yes, the kit includes the necessary wave springs and circlips required for a complete setup.
No, these bearings are specifically designed for BB30 press-fit frames and will not fit threaded bottom bracket shells.
Maintenance intervals depend on riding conditions, but it is recommended to inspect the bottom bracket for play or noise every few months or after riding in heavy rain or mud.
Remove the crankset, clean the spindle and bearing seats, and apply fresh waterproof bicycle grease before reassembling.
Verify that the wave spring is correctly positioned and that the crank arm is torqued to the manufacturer's specification.
Inspect for debris ingress and regrease; if the roughness persists, the cartridge bearings may be worn and require replacement.
This kit is intended for frames with a 68mm wide BB30 bottom bracket shell. Installation requires a dedicated BB30 press tool to ensure the bearings are seated perfectly square within the frame to avoid premature wear. When performing maintenance, periodically remove the crankset to check the condition of the bearings; if they feel gritty or have play, they should be cleaned or replaced. Keep the area around the bottom bracket free of excess moisture and road grime to extend the service life of the components.