Need a new ISIS BB.
04-06-09, 09:36 AM
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Need a new ISIS BB.
I need a new super light weight ISIS BB, for my weight-weenie bike.
I currently have the FSA Titanium Pro. It's been a good servant for several years now, but it's finally wearing out from mileage.
Any suggestions other than FSA under $100.
I think I saw one by Token that weighed in around 140-170g or so, but not sure if anyone has had good experience with them.
Any indeas?
If not, then I may just try to pull the BB, and change its bearings on my own.
I currently have the FSA Titanium Pro. It's been a good servant for several years now, but it's finally wearing out from mileage.
Any suggestions other than FSA under $100.
I think I saw one by Token that weighed in around 140-170g or so, but not sure if anyone has had good experience with them.
Any indeas?
If not, then I may just try to pull the BB, and change its bearings on my own.
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04-06-09, 09:38 AM
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I need a new super light weight ISIS BB, for my weight-weenie bike.
I currently have the FSA Titanium Pro. It's been a good servant for several years now, but it's finally wearing out from mileage.
Any suggestions other than FSA under $100.
I think I saw one by Token that weighed in around 140-170g or so, but not sure if anyone has had good experience with them.
Any indeas?
If not, then I may just try to pull the BB, and change its bearings on my own.
I currently have the FSA Titanium Pro. It's been a good servant for several years now, but it's finally wearing out from mileage.
Any suggestions other than FSA under $100.
I think I saw one by Token that weighed in around 140-170g or so, but not sure if anyone has had good experience with them.
Any indeas?
If not, then I may just try to pull the BB, and change its bearings on my own.
04-06-09, 09:41 AM
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Yup, Phil is the best. But too heavy for my app.
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04-06-09, 09:46 AM
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I know it's not quite the same, but for my DA setup, I took an Ultegra Hollowtech II BB and put Phil Wood bearings in. Definitely better than my DA BB. 
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