Old 05-07-14 | 07:21 AM
  #6  
SkyDog75
Senior Member
 
Joined: May 2011
Posts: 3,780
Likes: 17
From: Upstate NY

Bikes: Bianchi San Mateo and a few others

Originally Posted by reddog3
If you aren't able to do your own wrenching...
And if you are able to do your own wrenching, there are different sets of tools needed for different types of bottom brackets. For BB30/PF30 in particular, you'll need specialty tools to remove and install press-fit bearings. The Park Tool versions of those tools will set you back a little over $100. The specialty tools for most English/ISO/BSA bottom brackets and cranksets are generally less expensive. Figure $10-40, depending on your particular crankset and bottom bracket type. (You'll need some standard tools for any bottom bracket & crankset. Common ones would be hex (Allen) wrenches, socket set, & torque wrench.)
SkyDog75 is offline  
Reply