Miche Primato Track Bottom Bracket

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$23.65


  • 107mm $23.65
Black/Grey107mm


Free delivery available to USA when you spend over $114.72

Top Features:

  • 68mm shell BSA cups 107mm
  • Miche Primato bottom bracket is maintenance free
  • For use with the Miche Primato track chainset

Product Data

  • Bottom Bracket Type: BSA Threaded
  • Commuter: Yes
  • Touring: Yes
  • Cyclocross: Yes
  • Time Trial: Yes
  • Road: Yes

Description

The cups permit extensive adjustment of the chainline and feature a sealed bearing construction which provides durability and long lasting smoothness.

Delivery

The delivery options available for shipping this product along with the contents of your basket to USA are:

  • Standard Tracked Delivery: Estimated Delivery Monday 15/03/2021 – $17.98
    Spend $91.07 more to qualify for free tracked delivery
  • Tracked Courier Delivery: Estimated delivery Thursday 11/03/2021 - $25.15

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Customer Reviews

Miche Primato Track Bottom Bracket is rated 4.1 out of 5 by 55.
Rated 4 out of 5 by from Good BB but not adjustable as in the advert This is a good, smooth BB of reasonable weight but no chain line adjustment as was mentioned in the advert. Good fit despite that and correct chain line for a track bike
Date published: 2019-05-20
Rated 4 out of 5 by from Value for Money This is a Good BB which matches the Miche Chainset. This BB works well with the combination of the Miche Primato Chainset. Good Value for money. Needs a campalogo tool for the fit.
Date published: 2018-11-14
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Solid BB no problems and runs smooth THis is everything you could ask for in a cheap Track BB. Spins smoothly and has been trouble free
Date published: 2018-02-26
Rated 5 out of 5 by from I'll let you know in 1000 miles Not fitted yet but I hope to get 5000 miles+ from this product
Date published: 2017-09-17
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Q & A

Is this English or Italian thread? Other sites give the option, which is being sold here?

Asked by: ponz
Holding the greasy little sucker in my clammy hands here: It's English threaded i.e. RH-threaded L-cup and LH-threaded R-cup 1,37x24BSC
Answered by: fatcalves
Date published: 2019-07-02

What bottom bracket tool do i need?

Asked by: Anonymous
This requires the use of a campagnolo bottom bracket tool. Link below.
Answered by: wiggleshane
Date published: 2013-10-23

could I use this bottom braket in my Peugeot PH10L?

Since is a french bike I don't know if use a english or italian one and their specification? here's bike information: http://www.cyclespeugeot.com/images/1984_Peugeot_PH10L_P8_P6.jpg also about the Miche crank could you recommend a good ration. Im riding now a 52x 17 with 170mm. Its good but is hard to brake with the back wheel.( like old style bike.) I'll appreciate your info.+ thanks
Asked by: MAGNESIO
I did a little digging around online and found that the frame should be BSA (standard British thread) bottom bracket. So the bottom bracket should thread into the frame without any issues, this is of course assuming that the information I found is correct, if in doubt check with your local bike shop for confirmation. Maybe a 50x16t or 48x16t would be better for you.
Answered by: WiggleDean
Date published: 2013-10-23

cups

Are the cups for the new miche primato bottom bracket removable? particularly the non drive side one (the one with the lip), they used to be on the old miche primato bottom brackets but it seems they've changed so i'm just wondering if you can take them off still
Asked by: Bennooo
I can confirm that only the non drive size cup is removable.
Answered by: WiggleAlex
Date published: 2015-10-12

Can this one be used with crankset other than Miche Primato Advanced? Let say a Sugino or a Shimano.

Asked by: ewan254
Curently using a donated Sturmey Archer crankset with it
Answered by: Richyb1987
Date published: 2015-08-09

Description says axle width is 107 but pic shows 110. Which is it?

I'm keen to swap out an old BB that is 110 as it gives perfect chainline. Anything less and I will risk the chainguard (kids bike!) hitting chain stay. Thanks.
Asked by: miracleink
68mm shell BSA cups 107mm is supplied.
Answered by: WiggleKingL
Date published: 2015-11-20

Tools required

What bottom bracket tool is needed for this?
Asked by: Stefanvs
This bottom bracket uses the Campagnolo pattern for the lock rings. You can find the required tool here: http://www.wiggle.co.uk/p/cycle/7/Cyclus_Cassette_Tool_Campagnolo/5360041224/
Answered by: WiggleDean
Date published: 2013-10-23

would this fit a SURLY?

Asked by: juliethelenzoeelliott
If the frame is English-threaded - Yes! I have it on a "Soma Rush" fixie. You can adjust chainline, too, by moving both cups L or R. See other Q's for fitment etc
Answered by: fatcalves
Date published: 2013-10-23

Compatibility with Langster Steel?

I'd like to use the Miche BB and cranks with my 2011 Specialized Langster Steel, however the BB is labelled as 103mm. Would this Miche one be too big and ruin the chainline?
Asked by: withnails
You could probably use this bottom bracket without too much of a problem but it does depend on your current chainline. I would recommend taking the bike into a local bike store mechanic to see if a 4mm chainline change will be too much or not.
Answered by: WiggleDean
Date published: 2013-10-23

Is this ISO or JIS taper?

Asked by: emilmh
It's ISO (as all European BBs are). The JIS is for 'J'apanese manufactured BBs, like Shimano etc.
Answered by: LondonStew
Date published: 2017-03-21
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