Token Ninja Thread Fit Bottom Bracket - Trek BB90/BB95 to Shimano 24mm

Name: Token Ninja Thread Fit Bottom Bracket - Trek BB90/BB95 to Shimano 24mm
Brand: Token
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The Token Ninja bottom bracket is engineered to resolve common press-fit issues such as creaking, ...

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Token Black Ninja Bottom Bracket For Trek - Bb90/Bb95 For 24Mm Axle - / Bb90 / Bb95 / Oversize (31.7-37.2)

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The Token Ninja bottom bracket is designed for cyclists riding Trek BB90 and BB95 frames who are tired of the creaking, premature wear, and flex associated with traditional press-fit systems. By utilizing a proprietary Fusion technology that threads both sides of the bracket together, this unit locks the bottom bracket into the frame to provide superior stiffness and silent operation for 24mm axle chainsets. While it provides a significant performance upgrade and eliminates common noises, installation requires specialized tools to ensure the threaded interface is correctly tightened.

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Model Part Number	BB3724
Brand	Token

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FAQs

Will this fit a Trek frame that is not BB90/BB95?

No, this specific model is engineered exclusively for Trek BB90/BB95 bottom bracket shells.

Can I use this with a SRAM GXP crankset?

No, this unit is designed specifically for 24mm axle chainsets, such as Shimano 24mm systems.

Do I need special tools to install this?

Yes, you will need a bottom bracket tool compatible with the Ninja thread-together interface to ensure it is properly tightened.

Why is this better than a standard press-fit bottom bracket?

The threaded connection locks the bearings and shell into the frame, preventing the movement and alignment issues that lead to creaking.

Is the bearing replaceable?

The Token Ninja is designed for high durability, but it is recommended to consult a professional shop for bearing service or replacement when necessary.

Troubleshooting

Persistent clicking or creaking after installation

Verify that the threaded interface is fully tightened. Often, a tiny amount of movement can occur if not torqued correctly to the frame.

Crankset feels tight or does not spin freely

Ensure that the correct spacers are used (if applicable) and that the crankset spindle is clean and lightly greased before insertion.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Eliminates irritating creaks and popping noises
Increases drivetrain stiffness for better power transfer
Extends the lifespan of bearings due to precise alignment
Easy to install with the correct threaded tools
High-quality construction using durable composite and alloy

Cons

Requires specialized bottom bracket tools for installation
Only compatible with specific Trek BB90/BB95 frames
Not compatible with cranksets other than 24mm axles

Setup, Compatibility & Care

This bottom bracket is specifically precision-engineered for Trek BB90 and BB95 frame shells and is intended for use with 24mm spindle cranksets (such as Shimano Hollowtech II).

Preparation: Ensure the frame shell is clean, free of debris, and lightly greased according to frame manufacturer specifications.
Installation: Insert the two sides of the Ninja bracket into the frame shell. Use a designated bottom bracket tool to thread the two halves together. The mechanical advantage of the threading ensures the unit is pulled perfectly square into the frame.
Tightening: Tighten to the recommended torque settings to ensure the 'Fusion' locking mechanism is fully engaged.
Maintenance: While the unit is highly durable, check for external contamination periodically and wipe the crankset spindle area during drivetrain cleaning to prevent grit from entering the bearing seals.