New-Old-Stock Shimano Deore XT Octalink (BB-ES71) Bottom Bracket (70 x 113 mm)

Description: New Old Stock Shimano Deore XT Octalink (BB-ES71) Bottom Bracket (70 x 113 mm)...Only Two Left In Stock Thank you for your interest in this item and please visit our store for other offerings. We have very reasonable shipping terms and combine orders to save money (for customers) on shipping costs. We also maintain customer friendly return/refund/exchange policies. Product Description: This item for sale is a new Shimano cartridge bottom bracket...model BB-ES71. Some of it's specifications include the following: Cup type/size: Italian threaded...36 mm cups x 24 threads per inch (tpi) Shell width: 70 mm Spindle/axle type: Octalink (V2) Spindle/axle length: 113 mm Production locale: Made in Japan Please note the spindle/axle length is fairly important, because we believe Shimano made this model bottom bracket in two spindle lengths and this is the shorter of the two lengths. From what we can tell, Shimano intended this shorter spindle to be used when a chain line of 47.5 mm was desired (measured from the center of the seat tube to the middle chainring on a triple crankset). We believe this chain line was usually desired when the front derailleur was mounted on a standard sized seat tube. We also want to emphasize this bottom bracket incorporates Shimano's advanced Octalink technology, which resulted in a complete re-design of the bottom bracket to include a hollow (and larger) 22 mm pipe billet spindle/axle with an 8-spline interface to the crank arm...for greater strength and reduced weight. Additionally, it is important to note that Shimano designed two different Octalink spindle ends...a V1 design with each spline measuring 5 mm long x 2.2 mm wide (intended primarily for it's XTR, Dura-Ace, Ultegra and 105 Octalink compatible cranksets)...and a V2 design with each spline measuring 9 mm long x 2.8 mm wide (intended primairly for it's various Deore series, Tiagra and Sora Octalink compatible cranksets). Date coding indicates this model was made during the first half of this decade and was intended for Shimano's Deore XT mountain bike cranksets of this era (Models FC-M751 and FC-M752)...so very close to Shimano's top-of-the-line in a bottom bracket offering at the time. Also (and as noted above), the V2 Octalink spindle ends are compatible with other Shimano cranksets, but please check your crankset's spindle/axle length requirements before attempting to use this offering with another Shimano crankset...and we can try to help in this regard should you have questions). We empasize this last point, because chainline has a direct impact on shifting performance, so even though selected Shimano crank arms may have the same V2 Octalink interface, if their spindle/axle length requirements are different from this offering, then there is a strong possibility that shifting performance will suffer...so please pay particular attention to spindle lengths when it comes to purchasing any bottom bracket. As for condition, these units are new and in their original retail box. Also, the only difference we are able to identify between this model ES71 and it's predecessor model ES70 is the ES71 appears to include anti-corrosion treatment (which consists of a rust proof treatment of the inside of the pipe billet spindle). Listing Update...I only have two of these bottom brackets left in stock in this model and with these specs. 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Price: 79.99 USD

Location: Argonia, Kansas

End Time: 2024-08-22T18:23:43.000Z

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