Praxis Works M30 Bottom Bracket Installation and Warranty

Safety Information

Read this information before riding.

Professional installation by a qualified bicycle technician is recommended due to the need for specific tools and experience.

Carefully read the service instructions for your crankset prior to installing these parts. Loose, worn, or damaged parts can lead to riding problems and serious injury. Incorrect installation or adjustments may cause the chain to come off, leading to falls and potential injury. Keep these instructions for future reference.

Installation Precautions:

• Ensure the BB30/PF30 frame shell is clean. For BB30 frames, remove c-clips and bearings to ensure the shell is empty.
• For Conversion BBs: Ensure the black O-ring is on the Non-Drive Cup before pressing it into the Non-Drive side.
• Apply Anti-Seize to the drive cup threads and smooth taper area before installation.
• Before riding, check the bottom bracket connection for any play or looseness. Periodically retighten crankarms and pedals.
• If any looseness or 'play' is felt in the bearings, the bottom bracket requires inspection or replacement.
• Read the instructions for your front chainrings/crank in conjunction with these service instructions.
• Do not wash the bottom bracket with high-pressure water jets.
• For maximum performance, remove, inspect, and clean your Praxis Works bottom bracket periodically.

Parts are not guaranteed against natural wear or deterioration from normal use.

For installation, adjustment, maintenance, or operation questions, contact a professional bicycle dealer or Praxis Works.

Praxis Works is not responsible for damages or injuries related to improperly installed components.

Compatibility and Specifications

Compatible Models:

• Praxis M30 Based Cranks
• BB86 for ROAD Cranks only
• BB90 & BB92 for MTB Cranks only

Frame Shell Specifications:

BB86 ROAD | BB90/92 MTN | 104.5/107 DH - 41mm Diameter Frame Shell

Required Tools

• Bearing Press Tool
• Loctite Superflex Clear RTV (for Carbon BB Shell)
• Loctite 609 (for Metal BB shell)
• Park Tool BBT-30.4 Bearing Remover (or similar)
• Hammer

Included Parts

The following parts are included with your Praxis Works Bottom Bracket:

Visual representation: A diagram shows 8 numbered items arranged in a line, corresponding to the list above. The bearings are labeled with their respective inner diameters: 28mm for the Left/Non-Drive side and 30mm for the Right/Drive side.

Frame & Bearing Preparation

For Metal BB Shells:

• Clean the metal BB shell thoroughly with solvent to remove any grease.
• Apply Loctite 609, 603, or 638 retaining compound.
• Spread a thin coat of the retaining compound around the metal BB shell and on the outer bearing race.

For Carbon BB Shells:

• Clean the carbon BB shell thoroughly with solvent to remove any grease.
• Use Loctite Superflex RTV Silicone Adhesive (Room Temperature Vulcanizing).
• Spread a thin coat of the RTV Silicone around the carbon BB shell and on the outer bearing race.
• After pressing, the silicone must cure for 24 hours before riding.

Bottom Bracket Installation

Pressing Bearings:

• Press the 28mm ID bearing into the Left/Non-Drive side of the frame.
• Press the 30mm ID bearing into the Right/Drive side of the frame.

Installation Notes:

• Use a professional press tool for all bearings.
• Ensure all bearings are pressed flush against the bottom bracket shell.
• Press only one bearing at a time.
• If installed into a carbon BB shell, wait 24 hours for the silicone to cure before riding.

Visual representation: Diagrams show a bearing being pressed into the left side of a frame shell, and another bearing into the right side. Another diagram emphasizes pressing the bearings "Flush" against the shell.

Bottom Bracket Removal

Use the Park Tool BBT-30.4 Removal Tool or a similar tool.

• Using the bearing removal tool, hammer out the Non-Drive Side Bearing from the inside out.
• Using the bearing removal tool, hammer out the Drive-Side Bearing from the inside out.

Visual representation: A diagram illustrates the use of a bearing removal tool, showing it being hammered from the inside of the frame shell to push bearings out.

Crank Installation

Please refer to the specific CRANK instructions available at www.praxiscycles.com/manuals.

BB Dust Cover Setup and Guide

Setup:

Only one dust cover is needed per side.

• Left/Non-Drive (28mm I.D.): Use the non-stepped 28mm cover.
• Right/Drive (30mm I.D.): Select the appropriate 30mm cover (1mm, 2mm, 3mm, or 5mm thickness) based on frame BB specifications.

Visual representation: Diagrams show the left/non-drive side with a 28mm ID and the right/drive side with a 30mm ID. Another diagram illustrates the placement of dust covers on these sides.

Dust Cover Guide Reference:

For detailed guidance on dust cover selection based on crank type (DM = Direct Mount Spider, NON-DM = Not Direct Mount Spider, DM GR = Direct Mount Spider - Gravel Crank), please visit: www.praxiscycles.com/manuals

Warranty Information

Limited Warranty:

Praxis Works Bottom Bracket products are warranted to be free from defects in materials or workmanship for two years from the original purchase date. This warranty is non-transferable and valid only for the original purchaser.

Warranty Exclusions:

• Any modification to the product (e.g., drilling, grinding, painting) will void the warranty.
• This warranty does not cover "abused" or neglected products, or products damaged by improper installation.

Remedy:

If a defect is found, Praxis Works will, at its option, provide free repair or replacement of the Praxis product. This is the sole remedy and Praxis Works' entire liability.

Limitation of Liability:

Except as required by law, Praxis Works shall not be liable for any indirect, special, or consequential damages.

Legal Rights:

This written express warranty is in lieu of all other warranties, implied or expressed. This warranty grants specific legal rights, and you may have other rights that vary by state.

For more information on warranty policy and claim instructions, visit the Full Warranty Policy on the Praxis Works website: www.praxis-works.com