SRAM DUB PF86
SRAM DUB PF86 is a press-fit road bottom bracket engineered for 86–86.5mm (BB86/BB92) shells with a 28.99mm DUB spindle interface and sealed steel bearings for long life and quiet pedaling.
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Overview & Technology
Key Features
Fit, Specs & Compatibility
Who It's For
Key Features
- ✓ Fits press-fit road shells 86–86.5mm (BB86 / BB92-style)
- ✓ DUB interface optimized for 28.99mm SRAM DUB spindles
- ✓ Sealed steel bearings for dependable longevity and load carrying
- ✓ 41mm cup diameter for correct press-fit alignment in BB shells
- ✓ Black finish for discreet integration with modern frames
- ✓ Model BB-DUB-PF-A1, SRAM PN 00.6418.025.000 (380484)
Specifications
Product Identifiers
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this fit my frame?
The DUB PF86 fits press-fit road shells with an internal diameter around 41mm and a shell width of approximately 86–86.5mm (commonly called BB86 or BB92-style). Confirm your frame's shell ID and width before ordering to ensure a correct fit.
Is it compatible with non-SRAM cranks?
This bottom bracket is designed for SRAM's DUB 28.99mm spindle. It may work with other cranksets that use the same 28.99mm DUB interface, but it is not compatible with older 24mm or 30mm spindles without specific adapters.
How do I prevent creaks with a press-fit BB?
Proper installation is critical: ensure frame bores are clean, face and ream to spec if necessary, press cups squarely with the correct tool, and apply a thin layer of bearing-grade grease or assembly paste on the cups and shell interface. Torque the crank preload correctly and recheck after initial rides.
What maintenance does this bottom bracket require?
Sealed steel bearings minimize routine upkeep; inspect for play or roughness every 6–12 months depending on conditions. Replace bearings or the entire unit if you notice grinding, excessive lateral play, or water ingress—typical service intervals depend on mileage and exposure to wet conditions.
Can I install this myself?
If you have the correct press-fit tools and experience, you can install it at home. However, many riders choose a local bike shop for a precise press and to check shell tolerances—improper installation is a common source of noise and premature wear.
How much does it weigh?
SRAM lists the shipping weight at approximately 0.225 lb (packaged). The installed unit is lightweight for a sealed steel-bearing press-fit bottom bracket while focusing on durability over shaving grams.
Buying Guide
When choosing a press-fit bottom bracket for a road bike, first verify your frame's shell standard — measure shell width and ID or consult the manufacturer's spec sheet. For SRAM DUB cranksets, opt for a DUB-specific press-fit unit sized to your shell (this model targets 86–86.5mm shells with 41mm ID). Consider durability vs. weight: sealed steel bearings offer lower cost and dependable service life compared with ceramic alternatives. Also factor in installation — press-fit BBs need correct tooling and shell preparation, so budget for a professional press or a shop install if you lack the tools.
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