Rotor ITA30 Bottom Bracket Cups Ceramics - Red

Rotor ITA30 Red Ceramic bottom bracket cups is a product designed to improve the performance of your bicycle. Made of high-quality ceramic, these bowls offer exceptional strength and durability. They are ideal for bottom bracket axles with Italian thread and have an axle diameter of 30 mm.

Thanks to their UBB system technology, these cups are compatible with a wide range of Rotor frames and cranksets. In addition, they come equipped with silicone gaskets to guarantee a perfect fit and avoid possible looseness.

With a bottom bracket width of 68/73 mm, these cups are suitable for both mountain bikes and road bikes. Their weight of only 82 g makes them a light and efficient option. In addition, they include an adjustment wrench to facilitate installation. Don't miss the opportunity to improve the performance of your bicycle with the Rotor ITA30 Red Ceramic bottom bracket cups.

Rotor Component Technologies was founded in the School of Aeronautical Engineering in Madrid in 1995. The designers decided to stablish a company to complete this product development and start a business venture. The early version of the ROTOR System became available in 1998, being manufactured by the Spanish high end component manufacturer.

In 2001 they launched the RCK so all cyclists could take advantage of the biomechanical benefits offered by ROTOR System using a conventional bicycle frame. In 2015 the company took a huge step by introducing the oval shaped chainring.

The aim of the company is to offer solutions for cyclists and to improve the performance of bicycles with help of high technology. The cyclists find problems and propose innovative solutions. They have repeatedly demonstrated that with technologies like the ALMA (Appropiate Lightweight Material Aplication) and the CCC (Closed Clamp Concept), the bicycle market can be revolutionized by fresh and powerful ideas.

Professional cyclists, world champions, teams of the UCI and cycling enthusiasts use the ROTOR products in their competitions and trainings. The evolution in the products comes from information provided by cyclists themselves.