White Industries Ti BB?????

FATKiwi · August 14th, 2006, 5:37 AM

Anybody have any experience with these...good bad indifferent....good for my Yo? There is one floating around in my local auction site..it is 112mm
Ta
Chris

rick · August 14th, 2006, 12:56 PM

I have one of these on one of my Wickeds. Works well, have only replaced bearings once in about 15 years. The only potential downside is the very small hex wrench required to tighten the collar.

Although they are still in business they do not have parts for this BB any longer.

TealisReal · August 15th, 2006, 1:12 AM

I have used two of these, both Ti spindle and steel. Advantages are that the spindle location can float for chainline adjustment. The bearings are a standard size and can be replaced. If the spindle isn't the right length, it can be replaced with a Phil Wood. They're nicely machined units.

August 14th, 2006, 5:37 AM	#1
FATKiwi Member Join Date: May 6th, 2006 Location: New Zealand Posts: 35	White Industries Ti BB????? Anybody have any experience with these...good bad indifferent....good for my Yo? There is one floating around in my local auction site..it is 112mm Ta Chris

August 14th, 2006, 12:56 PM	#2
rick Senior Member Join Date: July 16th, 2004 Location: north carolina Posts: 347	White Brothers BB I have one of these on one of my Wickeds. Works well, have only replaced bearings once in about 15 years. The only potential downside is the very small hex wrench required to tighten the collar. Although they are still in business they do not have parts for this BB any longer.

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August 15th, 2006, 1:12 AM	#3
TealisReal New Member Join Date: April 21st, 2006 Location: Pacific Northwest Posts: 9	I have used two of these, both Ti spindle and steel. Advantages are that the spindle location can float for chainline adjustment. The bearings are a standard size and can be replaced. If the spindle isn't the right length, it can be replaced with a Phil Wood. They're nicely machined units.

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