The CyclingCeramic BB386 EVO bottom bracket for Shimano cranksets is engineered to deliver improved drivetrain efficiency, smooth power transfer, and long-term durability for performance-focused cycling. Designed specifically for BB386 EVO frames, this bottom bracket ensures precise compatibility and optimal integration with Shimano crank systems.
At the core of the system are hand-built ceramic bearings developed to significantly reduce friction within the drivetrain. This results in smoother pedaling, improved energy transfer, and enhanced responsiveness across varied riding conditions, from endurance efforts to high-intensity accelerations.
Manufactured with precision and assembled under strict quality control, the BB386 EVO bottom bracket ensures accurate alignment between the cups and bearings. This enhances overall drivetrain performance while maintaining reliability over extended distances and demanding use.
The advanced ceramic bearing technology minimizes mechanical resistance and vibration, contributing to a more refined and comfortable riding experience. The system is built to withstand intensive cycling conditions, offering consistent performance and durability over time.
Designed for Shimano cranksets with BB386 EVO frames, this bottom bracket provides a seamless upgrade for riders seeking improved drivetrain efficiency and reliability.
At Mastermind Bicycle Studio, the official distributor of CyclingCeramic in India, the BB386 Shimano bottom bracket is available for riders looking to upgrade to a premium ceramic bearing system for enhanced performance.
Specifications
• Bearing Type: Hand-built ceramic bearings (Grade 3 balls)
• Compatibility: BB386 EVO / Shimano cranksets
• Construction: Precision-machined cups with ceramic bearings
• Application: Road and performance cycling
• Weight: 110g
Price
₹ 21,490
Mastermind Bicycle Studio also supports authorised dealers across India. Riders are encouraged to connect with their nearest dealer for consultation, installation guidance, and product availability.
