Factory Tour: How BBinfinite makes 1-piece bottom brackets
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- Wondering how to fix a creaky bottom bracket on your road bike, mountain bike, gravel bike...heck, any bike? The one-piece BBinfinite component creates a single tube to perfectly align left and right bearings, giving you a freely spinning crankset with zero creaking.
We've tested them, and they're amazing, so we wanted to check out how they're made. Turns out, it's all done in their tiny little factory in Little Rock, Arkansas.
Here's a quick walk through of their facility showing how they machine, measure, laser engrave, assemble, pack and ship their bottom brackets.
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I just ordered a BBInfinite BBright-Dub. Great that they ship direct worldwide 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Besides Hambini, who dont have high volume production, BBInfinite is the way to go.
I bought their steel bearings to press fit into my Trek BB90. They were super helpful with advice on using retaining compound and also how to maintain the bearings. Install went very smoothly and the spin was incredible, even just with their steel bearings.
Just installed my new BBinfinite bottom bracket on my Cervelo Aspiro gravel bike. The quality and ease of installation is impeccable. Dust caps and spacers are labeled along with the labeling on the bottom bracket shell makes it easy to get right. It also came with the locking liquid for my frame's BB. Beautifully made and all the details were well thought out for ease of installation including two press tools (one for bearing replacement one for installation ). It's great to see a company that does it right.
I have two bikes and I have installed BBinfinite bottom brackets in both. I am completely convinced these are the best bottom brackets on the market.
Have on being shipped to me in the next day or two. Did you install it yourself and if so was it easy?
@@robertandrews3055 Easy yes, if you don't have cables or wires running internally through the BB housing. I have my hydraulic brake line and Di2 wires running through so it was a little more challenging but BBInfinite supplies the proper press blocks so all you need is the press. Take your time and you'll be fine. Here is the spin test on my cross bike, czcams.com/video/xLF1uQXu0Hs/video.html and these are the standard bearings not the ceramic bearings.
Best bottom brackets ever. Everything is very high quality, instructions are easy to follow, and most importantly no creaking!! Love you guys!!
These guys are the bomb, I had self inflicted issues with mine on a carbon topstone and their customer service is second to none. Great group of people and great products.
BB Infinite is amazing and made in the USA. I called them once and Gary spent some time with me on the phone. I liked him so much I ended up buying a BB and it is the nicest piece of equipment on my bike.
Awesome BB. Just got my first one and went in like a dream.
Cannot wait to install my BBInfinite DUB bottom bracket. John, London UK 🇬🇧
They are always super helpful when I have BB questions over email!
Ive emailed them over what seem like petty questions of curiosity, they always respond and are helpful.
awesome company and their products love it
Hambini says hi.
Putting my PF30 in tonight!!! Super Six sexiness!
Curious what type of laser that is which doesn’t require any eye protection?
Just Awesome !! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🙌🏼🚴🏽🚴🏽🚴🏽🚴🏽🙌🏼
Do you make a BSA30?
An you fit BB30 Specialized cranks in this?
Where did you purchase you Fiber Laser Marking unit?
Do you have an installer you recommend in south Orange County CA ?
I want one for 2021 Scapel SE
How can you guys sell these for so little? It looks to me like they should cost more than some of the mass produced frames I've seen...
First one! 👍🏻
So it’s a sleeve.....?
So in other words it is a bottom bracket that last forever??
It may be the last one you'll ever need, just replace the bearings on time.