Description
Performance & Use Case
The Wheels Manufacturing 386EVO Bottom Bracket is the durable upgrade for any frame running the BB386EVO press-fit standard. Where OEM bottom brackets wear out and need full replacement, Wheels Manufacturing's design uses serviceable bearings that can be replaced when worn - extending working life and reducing waste. The thread-together cup design adds creak-free stability that press-fit alternatives struggle to match.
Construction & Materials
The shell is machined in the USA from aluminium for precision tolerances and lasting durability. The two cups thread together through the frame for a stable fit. Angular contact bearings disperse load more evenly than standard cartridge bearings, particularly relevant for cranksets under hard pedalling. The SRAM DUB variant uses standard ABEC-3 bearings.
Compatibility
Fits any frameset with a BB386EVO bottom bracket shell. Three spindle-compatibility options: Shimano Hollowtech II (24mm with angular contact bearings), Rotor/FSA (30mm with angular contact bearings) and SRAM DUB (28.99mm with standard ABEC-3 bearings). Installation requires a tool compatible with 16-notch MegoEvo BBs (Park Tool BBT-29 or FSA MegaEvo). Select the variant that matches your crankset.
Features
- USA-machined aluminium shell for superior function and durability
- Threaded cup design - cups screw together for stable, creak-free installation
- BB386EVO frame standard - 46mm shell diameter
- Spindle options cover Shimano (24mm Angular Contact), Rotor/FSA (30mm Angular Contact) and SRAM DUB (28.99mm Standard ABEC-3)
- Serviceable bearings - replace when worn rather than discard the whole unit
- 16-notch tool required for installation (Park Tool BBT-29 or FSA MegaEvo)
- Quick bearing replacement reduces waste
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