RaceFace Cinch PF30 Bottom Bracket - 68/73MM


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The RaceFace Cinch PF30 Bottom Bracket is designed for mountain bikers using 30mm spindle cranksets who demand high stiffness and durability across XC, AM, FR, and DH riding styles. This component delivers a superior, wide-stance platform for power transfer thanks to its externally positioned bearings, though it requires specific press-fit tools for installation and careful maintenance to ensure smooth operation.
| Model Part Number | BB467330B8 |
|---|---|
| Brand | RaceFace |
No, this bottom bracket is specifically designed for 30mm spindle cranksets.
It is compatible with CINCH spacer kits, which are generally sold separately depending on your specific frame and crank setup.
The bearings are factory-filled with Phil Wood grease for superior reliability and water resistance.
No, you must use a proper bearing press tool to avoid damaging the cups or the frame shell during installation.
The RaceFace Cinch PF30 Bottom Bracket weighs 106 grams.
Remove the crankset, clean the spindle and bearing interfaces, apply fresh grease, and verify that the press-fit cups are still fully seated.
Check your CINCH spacer configuration. You may need to add or adjust spacers to achieve a secure, zero-play fit.
Installation requires a standard bearing press tool to ensure the cups are seated evenly into your frame's PF30 shell. It is highly recommended to use a thin layer of appropriate anti-seize or bearing retention compound on the cup surfaces to prevent future creaking. If you find your crankset has lateral play, you must utilize the RaceFace CINCH spacer kits to correctly take up the gap. Regularly inspect the unit for signs of contamination after wet, muddy rides, and ensure your spindle is clean and lightly greased before re-inserting it into the bottom bracket.