Boenoea Bike Bottom Bracket Power Spline Bottom Bracket Bicycle Square Cartridge Taper for Square Tapered Spindle Crank with Screws Bicycle Parts

It was easy to install and it works so smooth. I don’t think the bike pedaled this easy when it was brand new. You do need a special tool to remove the crank arms and the old bearings. Then you use the tool to install the new bearing. Very easy, it just screws into the bracket shell. And since it’s in one piece it goes together perfect. My old bracket was separate bearings, I should say bearing since there was only part of one left. I installed this on a Kent La Jolla beach cruiser. Just make sure you measure the inside of the bracket shell and the width of the bottom bracket shell to get the correct size.

Upgraded a 90's Specialized from free to sealed bearings with this, worked perfectly!

I tend to ride a lot of older bicycles that use the standard taper style bottom bracket.I haven't been especially happy with the name brand bracket recently. This one will be my go to on my tapered bikes.The build quality is as good as the name brand and it's been smoothly. Most importantly it installs well.

It fits my old Raleigh M20 bike and brought new life to this old bike. This BB fits well and solid. Riding is smooth. I wish they can include a little free tube/pouch of anti seize lubricant. We only need to put a tiny bit of anti seize lubricant on the thread of this BB. A little pouch of free lubricant could make this product even more attractive.

This simply installed properly. The Shimano didn't. Shimano has reduced their quality (at least as far as bottom-brackets go). While the BB300 wouldn't fit a "standard" BB tool, it also wouldn't thread completely into the bike's BB (left side). The Boenoea simply fit properly with no issues. It fit the tool and it fully seated into the BB. The fact that it was marginally less expensive was a nice bonus but in no way affected my purchase decision.A handy "plus"; the PAS sensor I am using wouldn't fit over the shaft of the Shimano. It fit just fine on the Boenoea.

I used this BB to replace a 1987 ver. BB in my Trek road bike. Wow, the BB never felt this good and now feels like a much better bike, despite its age. The BB spins and feels like "butt'r." Now I'm thinking of doing the same to my vintage MTB.

After completing my crash course in pedal bearings I was able to competently infiltrate the jibberish based language I call bottom bracket industry jargon. Only then did I have any hope of knowing how to find a replacement for my GMC Denali bottom bracket. So I ordered it, it arrived early, made with good quality materials, it installed smoothly and it's working fine. The whole thing was completely uneventful (except the foreign language part) and everything was correct.

This worked as intended, Able to ride again. Not to notch, but good enough.