Bottom bracket CyclingCeramic Italian Sram DUB

The CyclingCeramic Italian SRAM DUB bottom bracket is designed for demanding cyclists who want to optimise the performance and smoothness of their drivetrain. Thanks to its high-quality ceramic bearings, it significantly reduces friction to provide more efficient, fluid and responsive pedalling, whether on the road, in triathlons or off-road.

Its CNC-machined aluminium design guarantees micrometric precision and perfect alignment, ensuring optimum power transfer with every pedal stroke. Hand-assembled in France and individually tested, this bottom bracket meets the highest standards of performance and reliability.

With its advanced waterproofing, it provides effective protection against water, dust and contaminants, extending its life even in the most demanding conditions. Compatible with Italian Threaded Frames (ITA) and SRAM DUB cranksets, it's a premium choice to improve your performance over time.

Technical specifications:

- Use: Road / Triathlon / Gravel / MTB
- Product benefits: Very low friction ceramic bearings for maximum efficiency. High-precision CNC machining for perfect alignment. Reinforced seals for increased durability. Handcrafted in France with strict quality control
- Frame type compatibility: Italian thread (ITA)
- Crankset compatibility: SRAM DUB (28.99 mm axle)
- Colour: Black
- Reference: CCBBITASRAMDUBBLK
- Brand: CyclingCeramic

FAQ - Frequently asked questions

1. What is the difference between BSA and ITA?

The ITA standard corresponds to an Italian thread, which differs from the BSA in its screwing direction and dimensions.

2. Is this box compatible with all SRAM cranksets?

It is compatible only with SRAM DUB cranksets (28.99 mm axle).

3. What are the benefits of ceramic bearings?

They reduce friction, improve efficiency and increase longevity.

4. Are they suitable for use in difficult conditions?

Yes, thanks to its advanced sealing, it is resistant to water, dust and mud.

5. Where is it manufactured?

Each case is assembled and tested by hand in France.