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Old 11-30-18 | 04:48 PM
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Shimano>Campy--does BB need replacement too?

I currently have a 2018 De Rosa SK Pininfarina with Dura Ace 9150 drivetrain. I plan on moving the drivetrain to my new Madone and replacing it with Campy Super Record 12-speed. Right now my DA 9100 crank is running through a Kogel ceramic 386 Evo BB. I was told the BB will work just fine with the new Campy crank. Couple of other retailers said otherwise. Heres my bike.
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Campagnolo puts the crankset bearings pressed onto the crank-spindle, unlike basically all other crankset systems where the bearings are pressed in the BB cups.

Yes, you need a new BB.
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Originally Posted by Marcus_Ti
Campagnolo puts the crankset bearings pressed onto the crank-spindle, unlike basically all other crankset systems where the bearings are pressed in the BB cups.

Yes, you need a new BB.
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I run Campy and concur, you need a new BB.
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If you buy a super record groupo, just spec out the right BB cups for the frame. The bearings are already on the crank spindles.
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The cups are relatively inexpensive too, unlike just about everything else Campy. I have a 10sp UT crank waiting to be installed on a BSA frame.
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Originally Posted by Marcus_Ti
Campagnolo puts the crankset bearings pressed onto the crank-spindle, unlike basically all other crankset systems where the bearings are pressed in the BB cups.
Some folks might be inclined to think, so? I'll give it a shot anyway. The main problem with that: Shimano has a 24mm spindle, Campy is 25.
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