FSA Gravity Platinum Pro Ti
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iride21
(Oct 10, 2009 at 21:16)
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had one of these on my XC bike for around a year and a half, never had any problems with it, very smooth and combined with a well oiled chain and a good mech etc. there is minimal resistance when you pedal it, overall a brilliant bottom bracket.
FSA Gravity Platinum Pro Ti
(MSRP $159.99)
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FSA's most highest end bottom bracket.
Specifications Compare to other Bottom Brackets
| Release Date | 2009 | |
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| Price | $160 | |
| Weight | 181.43 g | |
| Spindle options | CNC-machined hollow 6/4 titanium spindle. Ti-Nitride coated spindle |
Spindle options - The spindle is the portion of your bottom bracket that your cranks mount to. Most cranks use a 2 piece design, where the spindle is attached directly to 1 crank arm, however, ISIS and Square taper are 2 other types of spindles you may see.
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| Bearings | Double row deep-groove sealed cartridge bearings | |
| Finish Options | Anodized cups and sleeve | |
| BB Technology | Forged aluminum cups with anti-creak composite sleeve. M14 alloy crank bolts | |
| BB Size | English threading – 68 and 73mm. Italian threading – 70mm. |