Shimano UN300 Square Taper Bottom Bracket - BSA

Shimano UN300 Square Taper Bottom Bracket - BSA

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Shimano UN300 cartridge bearing Square Taper (JIS) bottom bracket with alloy cups. Successor to the UN26 and UN55 series, this component covers a wide range of applications from Touring and City bikes to older Road and Mountain bikes.

Suitable for traditional square mount chainsets, featuring a 68mm shell with BSA (English) 1.370" x 24tpi thread.

Crank bolts are not included.

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We offer a no-quibble 30-days refund policy*. There's no need to contact us before returning your item(s). Simply send it back to the following address:

Sprocket and Gear (Returns), Kingfisher Works, Tag Lane, Hare Hatch, RG10 9SH, United Kingdom

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Mark Rogerson
Direct replacement bottom bracket

I ordered from this company because the good photos of the product assured me that it was the correct model. It was very stiff to tighten on both sides but I atribute this to the advanced age of the bike frame. I could not have done this without the specialised tool and the 32mm socket.