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Trek BB90 Shimano

Trek BB90 Shimano

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JUST THE FACTS:

BB90 is the road bike version of Trek's proprietary Direct-in-frame bottom bracket system. No cups or extra hardware required. The Trek BB90 bottom bracket bearing replacement presses directly into the frame. These Shimano bearings work with all Shimano HollowTech crank systems.

Our zero-drag bearing shields areĀ included with your purchase.

How do I know if my bike needs a Repair Kit or a Standard Kit?

If a bearing or both bearings are loose in the frame bottom bracket shell while you are riding and/or can be installed or removed by hand with little effort when the crank has been removed from the bike, you need our REPAIR KIT.

If the bearings are snug in your frameā€™s bottom bracket shell, and you need to knock the bearings out mechanically, and need to use a press to install the bearings, order our STANDARD KIT.

Whatā€™s the difference between a BB90 Repair Kit and the BB90 Standard Kit?

Short Answer:

The Standard Kit uses VibraTite530 while the Repair Kit uses VibraTite538. Both of these compounds secure the bearings in place during use while allowing for simple removal and servicing by standard means when necessary and DO NOT have any effect on your frameā€™s warranty whatsoever. The 530 works better in tight spots while the 538 works best with a looser fit, so please order the correct kit for the best results.

Many manufacturers, including Trek itself, are marketing ā€œ0.1mm oversize bearingsā€ as a solution to the problem of bearing creak and bearing retention in Trek frames with bottom bracket bearing socket wear and for frames Trek admits might have a manufacturing variance that effects bearing fit. Either way, there is no way to know if their 0.1mm oversize is big enough or, as will be the case for most bikes, is actually way too big. Believe us when we say that 0.1mm is gigantic. Isnā€™t bigger a good thing? Answer: Only if itā€™s the right size, because bearings that fit too tight will not run smoothly, in many cases barely turning, and this means not just wattage-sucking, dismal performance, but a drastic reduction in bearing service life.

This is why we only use high-quality, standard size Shimano bearings with the right retaining compound and hardware to solve problems with Trek BB90 bikes.

ABOUT OUR BEARING CHOICES:

Ceramitech Bearings: Our Si3n4 hybrid BB90 ceramic bearings feature ultra-spherical silicon nitride balls matched to SAE 52100 chrome steel bearing races that have been processed with additional heat treatment and polishing steps. The result is a hybrid-ceramic bearing that lasts longer than any steel bearing with spin performance no steel bearing can rival. Weā€™re so confident in the durability of our Ceramitech bearings that we back them with a Lifetime Bearing Exchange warranty. These Trek BB90 bearings feature mid-contact seals for extreme performance and durability.Ā Each bearing comes lubricated with Kluber IsoFlex Topas NB 52 . Lifetime Warranty.

WS2 Coated Ceramitech Bearings: We took our amazing Ceramitech bearings and added an extremely durable, tungsten disulfide (WS2) coating that has a 0.03 coefficient of friction---which means itā€™s slicker than Teflon, graphite, and even molybdenum disulfide. WS2 has an affinity for oils and greases, which means it maintains a hydrodynamic layer of lubricant where itā€™s needed most. The result is astonishing spin performance and increased endurance. These Trek BB90 bearings feature mid-contact seals for extreme performance and durability. Each bearing comes lubricated with Kluber Isoflex Topas NB52. Lifetime Warranty.

ABEC-7 Steel Bearings: Crafted from SAE 52100 chrome steel, our BBInfinite ABEC-7 (ISO 492, Class 4) bearings are so buttery that youā€™d have to buy our Ceramitechs to find anything better. These Trek BB90 bearings feature mid-contact seals for extreme performance and durability. Each bearing comes lubricated with Kluber IsoFlex Topas NB52 or Koyo. 1-Year Bearing Exchange Warranty.

Note: Use appropriate bike bottom bracket tools for your installation and service needs.

Technical Specifications

WS2: 38g | CERAMITECH: 39g | ABEC-7 SS: 41g

Frame Width: BB90

Frame Diameter: 37mm

Spindle Diameter: 24mm

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Hambini Engineering

Hambini Trek BB90 Bearing Kit Shimano Crankset

£ 173.00 Ex. VAT

This bearing kit is for use on bicycles that use the BB90 standard – typically these are Trek. It consists of 2 bearings at the top end of the size range and a pair of top hats to interface a Shimano Crankset.

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This bearing kit is for use on bicycles that use the BB90 standard – typically these are Trek.

  • 6805 (61805) bearings at the top end of the size range, these do not come boxed and are individually measured for size. The bearings will either be SKF, NTN, FAG, NSK or KOYO.
  • 2 x machined Delrin “top hats”, this interfaces the 25mm of the bearing ID to the 24mm crank axle diameter of Shimano crankset
  • Installation of this kit must be in conjunction with Activator and retaining compound
  • Please see fitting instructions here

  • This kit cannot guarantee to rid your bike of creak/clicking. There is a limit on the amount of slack the system will tolerate and if your frame is beyond this limit, then it will not work! I can give you an indication if measurements are provided.
  • The success rate is 94% when the user has NOT measured their bottom bracket hole size.

53 reviews for Hambini Trek BB90 Bearing Kit Shimano Crankset

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M837 – April 8, 2019

This really does work. My Madone has gone from a creaking nightmare to silent bliss.

Aldo Santini – May 27, 2019

I will be the first to admit that I was skeptical about this solution but having tried everything else and not wanting to go for the absurdly oversized bearings I thought I would give this a punt. Fortunately, it worked. I am now happily riding around with no creak. It is expensive and Trek should have fixed it from the get go.

Baz Symonds – June 29, 2019

I was encouraged by the other reviews on here and Hambini’s excellent youtube channel and thought I would give this a go. It was amazing that such a small difference in size was the difference between having a bike that creaked so much it was destined for the rubbish tip to having creak free bliss. Yes, it is expensive but it’s a lot cheaper than a scrapped bike frame. The bearings I received were SKF. I used Loctite activator and retaining compound as recommended by Hambini. I could not be happier

Mbop – July 21, 2019

8… yes 8 trips to the LBS and the Trek main dealer could not fix the problem. They even tried oversized bearings and the drag was horrendous. I got in touch with Hambini after one of my work mates recommended him. Customer service and instructions were spot on. I didn’t rush it and did the install myself. I could not believe it where a 130km ride was completely creak free. The bike has not creaked since. Can’t thank Hambini enough. A thorough gent, straight talking no BS and more importantly will explain to you the limitations. Why can’t they all be like this.

Ognen – August 28, 2019

Having the bad feeling of getting such creaking problems in the future, and knowing the problems related to the BB90 standard, I followed and installed the bearings with the tophats/delrins bought from Hambini using the Loctite activator and retaining compound. No problems, no creaks and the bearings are still in very good condition after 4500km. Sure, it may be a bit expensive but you also buy the knowledge and expertise of Hambini, something we all can be very thankful of. I would not like to waste time, money, efforts on temporary solutions or trips to a LBS. Finally, I’m pretty sure he backs up his engineering and he would be there for us by any eventual problems with his support or solutions…

James Tendi – September 16, 2019

I was not sure this would actually work and thought I would give it a go before binning the frame. I followed the instructions religiously and BOOM no more creak. You can buy the spacers a lot cheaper than Hambini sells them for but his are machined. Whether this makes a difference or not, I don’t know but Ā£106 for a set of bearings and plastic spacers is a lot of money.

Burke T – September 18, 2019

I used SKF bearings and the recommended chemcials. It worked and ridded me of creak that I had been riding through for months. Not cheap

James Tendi – October 16, 2019

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Randy D. – January 13, 2020

I have been running Enduro ceramic bearings for the past 5 years (2 sets). Whether it was the placebo effect or what, they felt good until the day they start making noise. Pull them out and that crunchy feeling is what I got. I was told Hambini by a friend. I watched video’s and learned much. Since they offered BB bearings I was anxious to give them a try. I purchased a set on a Sunday and the order was fill that day, shipped the next day. Now that’s service!! I in the states so it took a few days to arrive. They installed easily. 2 rides and 120 miles later I love these things. No creaks and feel buttery smooth. I recommend these to all BB90 owners. You will not be disappointed.

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Robert Conlan – February 5, 2020

Easy to install and the BB now spins better than before with Enduro bearings installed.

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Richard Sommers – February 8, 2020

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Brendan pegrum – February 29, 2020

I followed the instructions carefully and fitted the bearings. It has transformed the bike. No noise and the cranks soon so fluidly

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Tim A. – March 16, 2020

I was soo impressed with a Hambini BB86 Racing Edition BB and could avoid wanting the experience in my Trek BB90 bottom bracket. Hand no creaks or noice before and sure not after. But it runs as smooth as and old school 4-square BB. Definitive recommendation!

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David – March 16, 2020

Excellent communication and professionalism.

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Scott – April 29, 2020

Installed the BB90 kit and couldnā€™t be happier. Crank now rotates unbelievably smooth, with a very solid feeling and no more creaking! I couldnā€™t be happier. Three thumbs up. ?

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Tony Carmichael – May 5, 2020

Hambini was extremely helpful in making sure I got the right product for my bike.

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Mark Acker – May 25, 2020

I’m very pleased with the quality of the bearings and quality of the installation instructions. No more squeaky BB! Thank you for doing what you do – with style!

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John Saltysiak – June 19, 2020

You shipped it immediately. I donā€™t have shite. Itā€™s stuck in the USPS system. All I get from USPS is ā€œ on its way to next destination ā€œ. BFD! That message has been since June 10. Iā€™m so very disappointed in USPS. Canā€™t get any satisfaction as to when or where my purchase is. Itā€™s not Hambiniā€™s fault. Thatā€™s a lot of US $ just sitting somewhere other than in the hands of itā€™s own. My SwissSide wheels got to me in 3 (three) days from Poland. UPS INTERNATIONAL DID GREAT. John

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David Petchkis – June 23, 2020

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Ben W. – July 3, 2020

Brilliant service. Pre sales was excellent and product was excellent. Installation instructions were spot on too.

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David C. – July 8, 2020

Very happy so far. The bb90 creak seems to have gone so fingers crossed that’s its a permanent solution. The bearings are also incredibly smooth. Very nice

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Stephen – July 20, 2020

The bearings I purchased from Hambini for my Trek Emonda SLR are obviously very high quality and shipped to the US extremely quickly. I’m a very satisfied customer!

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Tim Sandy – July 21, 2020

I wanted the ā€˜sort afterā€˜ BB90 bearing kit, which seems to sell out as soon as itā€™s back in stock. The email notification works well and I eventually snapped one up. Despatched immediately and arrived very quickly, so itā€™s all good.

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chris jacques – July 28, 2020

I changed bearings last year due to creaking. did not fix the creaking. Ordered bearings from Hambini, installed them exactly by his instructions, followed them to the letter, and success. so far no creaking. I only have 2 rides on them now. Happy days.

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David G. – August 11, 2020

I bought the Hambini BB90 kit to replace the worn out originals on my c2015 Trek Madone 4.9. I made two attempts to buy on the Hambini website but missed out as the items went out of stock very quickly. An email to Hambini on Monday morning was answered within 10 minutes by the man himself offering to source the parts straight away. This included selecting the bearings and turning up a pair of Delrin bushes to interface with my Ultegra crankset. The kit arrived on Wednesday morning. Comprehensive fitting instructions may be found on the Hambini website. Following these to the letter resulted in a super- smooth and silent BB assembly which is a joy to ride and has quite transformed my bike. My riding experience has been almost exclusively on steel framed bikes; iā€™d certainly compare the spin quality of the Hambini BB90 set with that of Phil Wood or Royce BSA units. A number of correspondents on relevant forums have commented on the cost of this kit. Hambini has produced a video on bearing selection which gives an idea of the processes he employs and consequently, the costs involved. Then there is the cost of the Delrin bushes, turned up in small batches or, in my case, to order. This all takes skill, knowledge, time and experience. I think therefore, the kit alone represents great value for money. However, when Hambiniā€™s personal customer support Is factored in the value looks truly exceptional.

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Matthew K. – August 15, 2020

Very good, will definitely buy equivalent for other bikes when necessary.

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Andrew Hyman – August 16, 2020

Great service and communication from Hambini. I had some questions about compatibility which he responded to quickly, alleviating my concerns. Excellent product, quite dear, but you get what you pay for.

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Richard Bryan – October 15, 2020

The part which I removed from my 2019 Trek Checkpoint SL5 is marked “NSK 6805D Japan,” so I think it’s the same part which I purchased here. I was surprised at the amount of crud inside the bottom bracket shell, and the bearings were gritty and rusting. Less than 6,000 miles the bike.

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Matt Clarke – October 23, 2020

Put these into a new 2019 frame emonda sl7. Bike was 6 weeks on the road bb creak after 1000km, changed at 1500km Instant fix. Easy to fit all my knowledge from youtube. Riding in lakedistrict still sweet.

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David Gaertner – November 24, 2020

Hambini machined top hats to fit NTN bearings for me on my 2018 Trek Madone BB90. He did not have to hand-select bearings at the large end of the tolerance for me since my crank was not making noise yet. I had an older Madone that made horrible crank bearing noise which is why I replaced it with a new frame. The drive side bearing of my newer 2018 frame came-out with very little pressure which meant it was good for me to replace them now before the carbon fiber frame wore-out causing them to spin. Installing the new bearings with activator and retaining compound is a good preventative measure to keep the bearings from spinning causing you to have to buy oversized bearings. Don’t wait till they start to creak! In the past, bike shops have installed these by greasing them without retaining compound and that’s how the old frame wore-out. Hambini was very engaged to help me make the best choice. He even called me in the US from the UK on his own time on his own cost on a weekend. I also purchased NTN Zipp wheel bearings from him and I’m in the process of rebuilding the hubs now. As with me, I’m sure he won’t let you down when you need help!!!

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Michael Thornton – December 13, 2020

Great video and talks and says it how it is. I go through bb90 trek bottom bracket as if they were going out out fashion. And has I used my bikes to fund raise for charities h4h and British Legion in memory of my eldest son and of course being built slightly larger than the so called average person at 105kg ,I have just purchased the token ninja bb with what I have read to take all the creaks away. We will see. Great to watch your videos on YouTube. Keep it up and speak your mind if you can back it up. Chapeau youngman

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Anonymous – December 26, 2020

Great service and quick reply to a question I had. Highly recommended.

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Chris H. – March 14, 2021

I guess I am one of the 9%! No complaints about the interaction or quality. Just disappointed in a still creaking BB. I will say they spin great in the stand and I was optimistic but still noisy.

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Khalid AL muhairi – April 10, 2021

Best Quality

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Craig – May 3, 2021

Unassuming package delivered promptly. The visual difference to the OE bearings is unremarkable but you will notice it when you put them in. My vernier registered the same size on both the old and the new bearings but there is a clear difference when you push in with resistance felt so don’t go by the vernier. I put them in with the recommended activator and retaining compound, waited a few days and then took it out for a ride. The silence is golden. I have done a further 2500km on the bike since and it has been faultless. A few people have said this is expensive, it’s a bargain, I must have wasted so many days at the LBS and with Trek’s warranty department, I had pretty much given up hope until I got this. I cannot fault Hambini, his engineering and technical knowledge make others look like amateurs… Not bad for a five year old!

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Steven C. – June 6, 2021

Unfortunately this didn’t work for me. My original bearings were quite loose but I still hoped these would work. The web site does say they might not work if the original bearings were loose so I guess this was an expensive mistake for me.

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Kbopu – June 16, 2021

Easy to install and works well. No more noise. I wish I had found this sooner.

Khalid AL muhairi – July 7, 2021

Best quality

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MR SIMON B PROVEN – July 10, 2021

Arrived promptly. I’d never installed a press fit bottom bracket before so I took my time. My old BB didn’t creak (after a shop used retaining compound for me when I had it serviced – it did at first). Followed the instructions with this product and it’s silent. Looking to buy another for a different bike which has had repeated fails – I don’t think the shop knew what they were doing, and now I feel confident to try it on a more problematic setup.

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Stephen P – August 4, 2021

I didn’t think this would work but rather than scrapping my frame, I thought I would give it a try. I followed the instructions down to the letter and it has rid my bike of creak. $4k saved. My appreciation of engineering tolerances was limited before, I thank Hambini for educating me in this black art.

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Car Davis – August 30, 2021

Great product which I hope will cure a customerā€™s clicking/creaking BB. This BB came with a clear rationale for why it should work and equally clear instructions on how to fit it. I had a question on whether to use the original dust shields. Hambini came back very quickly with an answer (they are not necessary and probably wonā€™t fit; I tried and itā€™s true!). Overall I am very happy with the product and service received.

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Reinhard E. – September 24, 2021

Put it in the shelf for the time being. If the bearings are of a similiar level of quality like the BB86 crankset i bought, they will do a great job. My Trek Emonda is still fine but it is always good to be prepared for the inevitable. Shipping, customs processing were fast and trouble free. Thanks Hambini!

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Joseph Petrosso – December 12, 2021

Thx for getting these BBā€™s out canā€™t wait to try these !

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frank.luetzenkirchen – March 7, 2022

I have watched your videos and was convinced to upgrade my bottom braket bearings at my Domane. Easy to mount with your tool, perfect fit and the crank arms spin with (nearly) no resistence.

Frank – March 22, 2022

Easy to mount with your tool, perfect fit and the crank arms spin with (nearly) no resistence.

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Matthew – May 18, 2022

Have not installed yet.

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David H. – September 23, 2022

My 2019 Trek Domane SL 5 was driving me crazy with the factory BB90 constantly creaking. It has been 6 months since I installed the Hambini kit and not a single creak is to be heard, very satisfied with the positive out come. THANK YOU Hambini.

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Trent M – January 29, 2023

5 bike shops later and still no fix. I tried this as a last resort in hope more than anything else. I followed the instructions to the letter. I emailed Hambini for some guidance and he responded within a few hours on a Sunday! WTF.

I can’t fault it. There is clearly a difference at a very subtle level. No creak and I enjoy my ride rather than trying to alter my pedalling to stop it creaking.

The overall experience of watching the videos, to emailing the man himself was first class. When I get a new bike, I’m having another Hambini BB

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Gary L. – March 24, 2023

Thanks for the right bearings, well made delron spacres and all of the correct fitting informaation. Shame I can’t find a mechanic that will use the right fitting products. Love your work.

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Michael Atkison – May 7, 2023

No more creaking. Thank you!

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KEITH EVANS – May 12, 2023

Brilliantly made and even have great banter in emails 100% Brilliant

Alma T – June 13, 2023

This is the only kit I have tried that works. I’ve been through the Token, Ceramicspeed, Kogel etc etc. They are garbage. Hambini’s methodology in this kit is very clear, he selects the biggest bearings from a wide selection. A time consuming process no doubt and with that comes a cost. Yes it is expensive but it works and is far cheaper than getting a new bike

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Mark E. – December 21, 2023

Hambini kit NTN bearings measured exactly the same as original Trek NSK bearings. No creaking after fitting. BTW had no creaking or issues with original bearings but decided it was time to replace after 25K miles (2017 Domane). Wish I’d inspected original NSK bearings before ordering as it turns out they were near perfect even at that mileage…!

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I would leave them clean but lots of people use grease.

Thanks- Iā€™ll go clean šŸ‘Œ No disadvantages to not using grease as a water ingress prevention measure?

The replacements would probably be too slack and you'd have to go back to having problems.

You can use a drop down spacer but it doesn't come with this kit.

It should do, the only difference is BB95 is a MTB spec, these bearings are really for road racing so you will not get the life.

On a new frame this kit is less likely to provide more secure retention, it doesn't exceed the specs. It simply moves the spec to the very edge but still within it.

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Methodical wrote: ā†‘ Fri Aug 09, 2019 5:23 pm I went with the Ninja BB90 bottom bracket kit. I like it because you screw the 2 housing together with the installed bearings. Smooth and quiet. If you go with the traditional install, just grease the frame where the bearings sit and press them in straight and flush until they can go no further and don't try to over install them or you could damage the frame. That's it, nothing special with the install.

Post by SilentDrone » Fri Aug 09, 2019 7:31 pm --> by SilentDrone on Fri Aug 09, 2019 7:31 pm

TobinHatesYou wrote: Methodical wrote: ā†‘ Fri Aug 09, 2019 5:23 pm I went with the Ninja BB90 bottom bracket kit. I like it because you screw the 2 housing together with the installed bearings. Smooth and quiet. If you go with the traditional install, just grease the frame where the bearings sit and press them in straight and flush until they can go no further and don't try to over install them or you could damage the frame. That's it, nothing special with the install.
Calnago wrote: Thatā€™s a pretty good video overall. Iā€™ve described that exact process before but your trek will be new so just use a good amount of grease in the shell. Trekā€™s BB90 is a slip fit, not a ā€œpressā€, or ā€œinterferenceā€ fit. The bearings can often be pushed in by hand, but use a proper press, unless Campy, to ensure the bearings get fully seated in their bores. I think the vast majority of BB90 issues that occur are because of installation issues and the fact that, if the bearings arenā€™t fully seated, AND the right amount of preload isnā€™t used, then the whole thing is loose and the bearings can just fret away at the shell, eventually causing it to go out of round and creak. This is particularly true for Shimano installs where with BB90 you end up with essentially two slipfit surfaces, the inner bearing race on the spindle and the outer bearing race in the BB90 shell. Using Loctite, either 609 if the fit is still pretty good, or loctite 638 (much thicker) if the fit is really loose should be a last resort and certainly not needed when new. Also, you wonā€™t hear any of that ā€œcreakingā€ when pressing in new greased bearings. That lack of noise by itself does not mean itā€™s too loose on its own, which is something you might take away from that video. Youā€™re only going to hear that ā€œcrackingā€ sound when pressing bearings in if youā€™re using the retaining compound on a squeaky clean bearing bore. And definitely use the primer as it wonā€™t set up properly on carbon (inactive) without it. Install it right, with grease, and you should be just fine. After you ride it, check to make sure the crank is spinning freely but that there is zero lateral play. Itā€™s quite easy to not get the preload right with a Shimano setup on BB90. Just because the little clip drops into its slot on the crank doesnā€™t mean itā€™s as far as it needs to go. I always tighten it enough so that I can feel the crank start to bind a bit when you turn it, then I know Iā€™m there, and back it off a teensy bit. But that kit that BB Infinite is selling looks to be a good product for those that have a problematic worn BB90 install. I didnā€™t know they made one. I guess it comes with a couple bearings and a small amount of retaining compound, which would be good for a home user since even a small container of the retaining compound can be quite expensive and way more than youā€™ll ever need.

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TobinHatesYou wrote: ā†‘ Fri Aug 09, 2019 6:28 pm Methodical wrote: ā†‘ Fri Aug 09, 2019 5:23 pm I went with the Ninja BB90 bottom bracket kit. I like it because you screw the 2 housing together with the installed bearings. Smooth and quiet. If you go with the traditional install, just grease the frame where the bearings sit and press them in straight and flush until they can go no further and don't try to over install them or you could damage the frame. That's it, nothing special with the install.

Post by TobinHatesYou » Fri Aug 09, 2019 9:22 pm --> by TobinHatesYou on Fri Aug 09, 2019 9:22 pm

Methodical wrote: ā†‘ Fri Aug 09, 2019 8:38 pm I totally disagree with you. Please explain to me why I am stuck with buying their bearings. Also, I disagree with the durability concern. Has their been any reported failures or are you just making this up? I'm using the bearings and have no issues what so ever, from experience and not hearsay.

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TobinHatesYou wrote: ā†‘ Fri Aug 09, 2019 9:22 pm Methodical wrote: ā†‘ Fri Aug 09, 2019 8:38 pm I totally disagree with you. Please explain to me why I am stuck with buying their bearings. Also, I disagree with the durability concern. Has their been any reported failures or are you just making this up? I'm using the bearings and have no issues what so ever, from experience and not hearsay.

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The trains and stations of the Moscow Metro

2 Comments · Posted by Alex Smirnov in Cities , Travel , Video

The Moscow Metro is the third most intensive subway system in the world after Tokyo and Seoul subways. The first line was opened on May 15, 1935. Since 1955, the metro has the name of V.I. Lenin.

The system consists of 12 lines with a total length of 305.7 km. Forty four stations are recognized cultural heritage. The largest passenger traffic is in rush hours from 8:00 to 9:00 and from 18:00 to 19:00.

Cellular communication is available on most of the stations of the Moscow Metro. In March 2012, a free Wi-Fi appeared in the Circle Line train. The Moscow Metro is open to passengers from 5:20 to 01:00. The average interval between trains is 2.5 minutes.

The fare is paid by using contactless tickets and contactless smart cards, the passes to the stations are controlled by automatic turnstiles. Ticket offices and ticket vending machines can be found in station vestibules.

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Alberto Calvo · September 25, 2016 at 8:57 pm

Great videos! Moscow Metro is just spectacular. I actually visited Moscow myself quite recently and wrote a post about my top 7 stations, please check it out and let me know what you think! :)

http://www.arwtravels.com/blog/moscow-metro-top-7-stations-you-cant-miss

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