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What It Is
The Module One is a single-piece bottom bracket which completely solves creaking and reduces friction by mounting the drive-side and non-drive-side bearings in a lightweight aluminium casing which installs from the drive-side. It’s a press-fit bottom bracket the way it should be. This BB386 EVO version is suitable for 24mm crank spindles (typically Shimano), 24/22mm (GXP), 28.99 mm (DUB) or 30 mm spindles.
Why It’s Better
The Module One casing eliminates the annoying creaking caused by poor-fitting two-piece bottom brackets. Its one-piece design prevents each side from moving in the frame independently under high pedalling loads, especially out of the saddle.
The very high-grade Japanese bearings sit in exacting alignment thanks to the single, precision-machined casing. This greatly increases their life and reduces frictional losses through misalignment. The Module One design also allows for straightforward access and replacement of the bearings when it’s eventually necessary, without the need to remove the bottom bracket module from the frame.
While the mechanical advantages of the Module One are simple, the machining process that makes them possible is not. This is a cycling component made the Formula One way, to extremely tight tolerances and using more costly processes to ensure superior precision.
The BB386 EVO module casing is manufactured from 6000-series alloy.
SN-Vitae bottom bracket casings come with an 18-month warranty.
Choice of Bearing Seals
| Contact (DD) Seals |
| Contact (DD) seals are better for year-round riding and lower maintenance because the seal is in contact with the inner race of the bearing. This makes it extremely difficult for contaminants like dust, dirt, and moisture to reach the inner parts of your bearing whilst doing an excellent job of sealing lubricants inside your bearing. |
| Non-Contact (VV) Seals |
| Non-contact (VV) bearing seals are recommended for racing bicycles that are regularly serviced. Non-contact seals do offer lower friction but are also a less robust barrier to dirt and water. They should be considered consumable-like. |
*Contact seal bearings are advisable if you race and train on the same bike.
Compatibility
| Frame BB Shell Type: | BB386 EVO (46mm nominal diameter, 86.5 mm wide) |
| Crank Spindle Diameter: | 24mm (Shimano), 24/22mm (GXP), 28.99 mm (DUB) or 30 mm spindles. |
What’s Included?
| Module Casing: | 1x module casing manufactured from 6000-series aluminium, anodised for a long-lasting smart finish. |
| Bearings: | 2x High-grade NSK Japanese bearings. Select from either Non-Contact (VV) or Contact (DD) Seal Types. |
| End Caps: | 2x Plastic End Caps for location within the bearings / fitment to the crank spindle. |
| Installation Tools: | Included free with each BB purchased on the SN-Vitae website. |
Module One Technology
Central to the Module One bottom bracket design is the single-piece aluminium casing which has the drive-side and non-drive-side bearing bores machined into it in only a one step process. This process means that the module does not require re-jigging during manufacturing and this provides a significant advantage when it comes to ensuring the bearings can sit in exacting alignment. When optimal bearing bore alignment is achieved, this greatly increases the bearing life and reduces unnecessary frictional losses that often occur through bearing misalignment.
Installation
- Ensure your bicycle's bottom bracket shell is free from obstructions such as cable guide screws protruding into the bottom bracket shell. Pre-check the shell dimensions for dimensions/tolerance.
- Installation and removal must be performed with the specific SN-Vitae installation tools.
- Installation MUST NOT and cannot be conducted with plastic end caps installed in the bearings. Remove the End Caps before commencing installation.
- Warranty will be void if there is evidence of impact, damage or use of a hammer/mallet during installation.
- It is advisable that all Module One bottom brackets are installed using retaining compound - not grease.
What It Is
The Module One is a single-piece bottom bracket which completely solves creaking and reduces friction by mounting the drive-side and non-drive-side bearings in a lightweight aluminium casing which installs from the drive-side. It’s a press-fit bottom bracket the way it should be. This BBCorrect version is suitable for 24mm crank spindles (typically Shimano), 24/22mm (GXP), 28.99 mm (DUB) or 30 mm spindles.
Why It’s Better
The Module One casing eliminates the annoying creaking caused by poor-fitting two-piece bottom brackets. Its one-piece design prevents each side from moving in the frame independently under high pedalling loads, especially out of the saddle.
The very high-grade Japanese bearings sit in exacting alignment thanks to the single, precision-machined casing. This greatly increases their life and reduces frictional losses through misalignment. The Module One design also allows for straightforward access and replacement of the bearings when it’s eventually necessary, without the need to remove the bottom bracket module from the frame.
While the mechanical advantages of the Module One are simple, the machining process that makes them possible is not. This is a cycling component made the Formula One way, to extremely tight tolerances and using more costly processes to ensure superior precision.
The BBCorrect module casing is manufactured from 6000-series alloy.
SN-Vitae bottom bracket casings come with an 18-month warranty.
Choice of Bearing Seals
| Contact (DD) Seals |
| Contact (DD) seals are better for year-round riding and lower maintenance because the seal is in contact with the inner race of the bearing. This makes it extremely difficult for contaminants like dust, dirt, and moisture to reach the inner parts of your bearing whilst doing an excellent job of sealing lubricants inside your bearing. |
| Non-Contact (VV) Seals |
| Non-contact (VV) bearing seals are recommended for racing bicycles that are regularly serviced. Non-contact seals do offer lower friction but are also a less robust barrier to dirt and water. They should be considered consumable-like. |
*Contact seal bearings are advisable if you race and train on the same bike.
Compatibility
| Frame BB Shell Type: | BBCorrect (46mm nominal diameter, 77.5 mm wide (Asymmetric)) |
| Crank Spindle Diameter: | 24mm (Shimano), 24/22mm (GXP), 28.99 mm (DUB) or 30 mm spindles. |
What’s Included?
| Module Casing: | 1x module casing manufactured from 6000-series aluminium, anodised for a long-lasting smart finish. |
| Bearings: | 2x High-grade NSK Japanese bearings. Select from either Non-Contact (VV) or Contact (DD) Seal Types. |
| End Caps: | 2x Plastic End Caps for location within the bearings / fitment to the crank spindle. |
| Installation Tools: | Included free with each BB purchased on the SN-Vitae website. |
Module One Technology
Central to the Module One bottom bracket design is the single-piece aluminium casing which has the drive-side and non-drive-side bearing bores machined into it in only a one step process. This process means that the module does not require re-jigging during manufacturing and this provides a significant advantage when it comes to ensuring the bearings can sit in exacting alignment. When optimal bearing bore alignment is achieved, this greatly increases the bearing life and reduces unnecessary frictional losses that often occur through bearing misalignment.
Installation
- Ensure your bicycle's bottom bracket shell is free from obstructions such as cable guide screws protruding into the bottom bracket shell. Pre-check the shell dimensions for dimensions/tolerance.
- Installation and removal must be performed with the specific SN-Vitae installation tools.
- Installation MUST NOT and cannot be conducted with plastic end caps installed in the bearings. Remove the End Caps before commencing installation.
- Warranty will be void if there is evidence of impact, damage or use of a hammer/mallet during installation.
- It is advisable that all Module One bottom brackets are installed using retaining compound - not grease.
What It Is
The Module One is a single-piece bottom bracket which completely solves creaking and reduces friction by mounting the drive-side and non-drive-side bearings in a lightweight aluminium casing which installs from the drive-side. It’s a press-fit bottom bracket the way it should be. This BBRight version is suitable for 24mm crank spindles (typically Shimano), 24/22mm (GXP), 28.99 mm (DUB) or 30 mm spindles.
Why It’s Better
The Module One casing eliminates the annoying creaking caused by poor-fitting two-piece bottom brackets. Its one-piece design prevents each side from moving in the frame independently under high pedalling loads, especially out of the saddle.
The very high-grade Japanese bearings sit in exacting alignment thanks to the single, precision-machined casing. This greatly increases their life and reduces frictional losses through misalignment. The Module One design also allows for straightforward access and replacement of the bearings when it’s eventually necessary, without the need to remove the bottom bracket module from the frame.
While the mechanical advantages of the Module One are simple, the machining process that makes them possible is not. This is a cycling component made the Formula One way, to extremely tight tolerances and using more costly processes to ensure superior precision.
The BBRight module casing is manufactured from 6000-series alloy.
SN-Vitae bottom bracket casings come with an 18-month warranty.
Choice of Bearing Seals
| Contact (DD) Seals |
| Contact (DD) seals are better for year-round riding and lower maintenance because the seal is in contact with the inner race of the bearing. This makes it extremely difficult for contaminants like dust, dirt, and moisture to reach the inner parts of your bearing whilst doing an excellent job of sealing lubricants inside your bearing. |
| Non-Contact (VV) Seals |
| Non-contact (VV) bearing seals are recommended for racing bicycles that are regularly serviced. Non-contact seals do offer lower friction but are also a less robust barrier to dirt and water. They should be considered consumable-like. |
*Contact seal bearings are advisable if you race and train on the same bike.
Compatibility
| Frame BB Shell Type: | BBRight (46mm nominal diameter, 79 mm wide (Asymmetric)) |
| Crank Spindle Diameter: | 24mm (Shimano), 24/22mm (GXP), 28.99 mm (DUB) or 30 mm spindles. |
What’s Included?
| Module Casing: | 1x module casing manufactured from 6000-series aluminium, anodised for a long-lasting smart finish. |
| Bearings: | 2x High-grade NSK Japanese bearings. Select from either Non-Contact (VV) or Contact (DD) Seal Types. |
| End Caps: | 2x Plastic End Caps for location within the bearings / fitment to the crank spindle. |
| Installation Tools: | Included free with each BB purchased on the SN-Vitae website. |
Module One Technology
Central to the Module One bottom bracket design is the single-piece aluminium casing which has the drive-side and non-drive-side bearing bores machined into it in only a one step process. This process means that the module does not require re-jigging during manufacturing and this provides a significant advantage when it comes to ensuring the bearings can sit in exacting alignment. When optimal bearing bore alignment is achieved, this greatly increases the bearing life and reduces unnecessary frictional losses that often occur through bearing misalignment.
Installation
- Ensure your bicycle's bottom bracket shell is free from obstructions such as cable guide screws protruding into the bottom bracket shell. Pre-check the shell dimensions for dimensions/tolerance.
- Installation and removal must be performed with the specific SN-Vitae installation tools.
- Installation MUST NOT and cannot be conducted with plastic end caps installed in the bearings. Remove the End Caps before commencing installation.
- Warranty will be void if there is evidence of impact, damage or use of a hammer/mallet during installation.
- It is advisable that all Module One bottom brackets are installed using retaining compound - not grease.
What It Is
The Module One is a single-piece bottom bracket which completely solves creaking and reduces friction by mounting the drive-side and non-drive-side bearings in a lightweight aluminium casing which installs from the drive-side. It’s a press-fit bottom bracket the way it should be. This PF30 version is suitable for 24mm crank spindles (typically Shimano), 24/22mm (GXP), 28.99 mm (DUB) or 30 mm spindles.
Why It’s Better
The Module One casing eliminates the annoying creaking caused by poor-fitting two-piece bottom brackets. Its one-piece design prevents each side from moving in the frame independently under high pedalling loads, especially out of the saddle.
The very high-grade Japanese bearings sit in exacting alignment thanks to the single, precision-machined casing. This greatly increases their life and reduces frictional losses through misalignment. The Module One design also allows for straightforward access and replacement of the bearings when it’s eventually necessary, without the need to remove the bottom bracket module from the frame.
While the mechanical advantages of the Module One are simple, the machining process that makes them possible is not. This is a cycling component made the Formula One way, to extremely tight tolerances and using more costly processes to ensure superior precision.
The PF30 module casing is manufactured from 6000-series alloy.
SN-Vitae bottom bracket casings come with an 18-month warranty.
Choice of Bearing Seals
| Contact (DD) Seals |
| Contact (DD) seals are better for year-round riding and lower maintenance because the seal is in contact with the inner race of the bearing. This makes it extremely difficult for contaminants like dust, dirt, and moisture to reach the inner parts of your bearing whilst doing an excellent job of sealing lubricants inside your bearing. |
| Non-Contact (VV) Seals |
| Non-contact (VV) bearing seals are recommended for racing bicycles that are regularly serviced. Non-contact seals do offer lower friction but are also a less robust barrier to dirt and water. They should be considered consumable-like. |
*Contact seal bearings are advisable if you race and train on the same bike.
Compatibility
| Frame BB Shell Type: | PF30 (46mm nominal diameter, 68 mm wide) |
| Crank Spindle Diameter: | 24mm (Shimano), 24/22mm (GXP), 28.99 mm (DUB) or 30 mm spindles. |
What’s Included?
| Module Casing: | 1x module casing manufactured from 6000-series aluminium, anodised for a long-lasting smart finish. |
| Bearings: | 2x High-grade NSK Japanese bearings. Select from either Non-Contact (VV) or Contact (DD) Seal Types. |
| End Caps: | 2x Plastic End Caps for location within the bearings / fitment to the crank spindle. |
| Installation Tools: | Included free with each BB purchased on the SN-Vitae website. |
Module One Technology
Central to the Module One bottom bracket design is the single-piece aluminium casing which has the drive-side and non-drive-side bearing bores machined into it in only a one step process. This process means that the module does not require re-jigging during manufacturing and this provides a significant advantage when it comes to ensuring the bearings can sit in exacting alignment. When optimal bearing bore alignment is achieved, this greatly increases the bearing life and reduces unnecessary frictional losses that often occur through bearing misalignment.
Installation
- Ensure your bicycle's bottom bracket shell is free from obstructions such as cable guide screws protruding into the bottom bracket shell. Pre-check the shell dimensions for dimensions/tolerance.
- Installation and removal must be performed with the specific SN-Vitae installation tools.
- Installation MUST NOT and cannot be conducted with plastic end caps installed in the bearings. Remove the End Caps before commencing installation.
- Warranty will be void if there is evidence of impact, damage or use of a hammer/mallet during installation.
- It is advisable that all Module One bottom brackets are installed using retaining compound - not grease.
What It Is
The Module One is a single-piece bottom bracket which completely solves creaking and reduces friction by mounting the drive-side and non-drive-side bearings in a lightweight aluminium casing which installs from the drive-side. It’s a press-fit bottom bracket the way it should be. This PF30A version is suitable for 24mm crank spindles (typically Shimano), 24/22mm (GXP), 28.99 mm (DUB) or 30 mm spindles.
Why It’s Better
The Module One casing eliminates the annoying creaking caused by poor-fitting two-piece bottom brackets. Its one-piece design prevents each side from moving in the frame independently under high pedalling loads, especially out of the saddle.
The very high-grade Japanese bearings sit in exacting alignment thanks to the single, precision-machined casing. This greatly increases their life and reduces frictional losses through misalignment. The Module One design also allows for straightforward access and replacement of the bearings when it’s eventually necessary, without the need to remove the bottom bracket module from the frame.
While the mechanical advantages of the Module One are simple, the machining process that makes them possible is not. This is a cycling component made the Formula One way, to extremely tight tolerances and using more costly processes to ensure superior precision.
The PF30A module casing is manufactured from 6000-series alloy.
SN-Vitae bottom bracket casings come with an 18-month warranty.
Choice of Bearing Seals
| Contact (DD) Seals |
| Contact (DD) seals are better for year-round riding and lower maintenance because the seal is in contact with the inner race of the bearing. This makes it extremely difficult for contaminants like dust, dirt, and moisture to reach the inner parts of your bearing whilst doing an excellent job of sealing lubricants inside your bearing. |
| Non-Contact (VV) Seals |
| Non-contact (VV) bearing seals are recommended for racing bicycles that are regularly serviced. Non-contact seals do offer lower friction but are also a less robust barrier to dirt and water. They should be considered consumable-like. |
*Contact seal bearings are advisable if you race and train on the same bike.
Compatibility
| Frame BB Shell Type: | PF30A (46mm nominal diameter, 73 mm wide (asymmetric)) |
| Crank Spindle Diameter: | 24mm (Shimano), 24/22mm (GXP), 28.99 mm (DUB) or 30 mm spindles. |
What’s Included?
| Module Casing: | 1x module casing manufactured from 6000-series aluminium, anodised for a long-lasting smart finish. |
| Bearings: | 2x High-grade NSK Japanese bearings. Select from either Non-Contact (VV) or Contact (DD) Seal Types. |
| End Caps: | 2x Plastic End Caps for location within the bearings / fitment to the crank spindle. |
| Installation Tools: | Included free with each BB purchased on the SN-Vitae website. |
Module One Technology
Central to the Module One bottom bracket design is the single-piece aluminium casing which has the drive-side and non-drive-side bearing bores machined into it in only a one step process. This process means that the module does not require re-jigging during manufacturing and this provides a significant advantage when it comes to ensuring the bearings can sit in exacting alignment. When optimal bearing bore alignment is achieved, this greatly increases the bearing life and reduces unnecessary frictional losses that often occur through bearing misalignment.
Installation
- Ensure your bicycle's bottom bracket shell is free from obstructions such as cable guide screws protruding into the bottom bracket shell. Pre-check the shell dimensions for dimensions/tolerance.
- Installation and removal must be performed with the specific SN-Vitae installation tools.
- Installation MUST NOT and cannot be conducted with plastic end caps installed in the bearings. Remove the End Caps before commencing installation.
- Warranty will be void if there is evidence of impact, damage or use of a hammer/mallet during installation.
- It is advisable that all Module One bottom brackets are installed using retaining compound - not grease.
