Description MT800
The Shimano MT800 Threaded Bottom Bracket is designed to work with the 24 mm spindles found on Hollow Tech II cranks like the Deore XT M8000. It borrows the smaller bearing design from the XTR and Dura Ace bottom brackets for less drag and better sealing.
Features:
Includes two 2.5 mm spacers
Compatible with 68 mm and 73 mm English-threaded bottom bracket shells
Installation requires 41mm OD tool or adapter for 44mm OD tools, sold separately
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Shimano XT BB
Very affordable, long lasting BB that I use on all my 24mm, externally threaded BB's. To point, where changed all my cranks over to allow for this 24mm spindled BB. Just poor longevity for me with most 30mm BB's
Reviewed 12/19/2022
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Shimano XT 800 BB
by jgusta
Cycling Enthusiast
Portland, Oregon
Most reliable, longest lasting BB at great price, especially if can run external 24mm BB. Last much longer than 30mm BB for myself on both bikes
Reviewed 6/30/2022
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Excellent product, easy to install.
by Chuck_E
Cycling Enthusiast
CA
Could not find a bike delivered until 5 months after purchase, so got a frameset and put a Fezzari Delano Peak together with XT and XTR components. This bottom bracket came just in time for me to start riding in early June.
Reviewed 7/15/2021
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Adapter Is Junk - but the bottom bracket is fine
by Mike Francisco
Cycling Enthusiast
Seattle
1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.
The adapter that comes with this bottom bracket is made of plastic. It barely fit into the larger diameter Park Tool BBT69.2, and I had to tap it into place with a rubber mallet to get it fully inserted. Next I tried to use a torque wrench to achieve the specified torque (35-50 nm, I used a torque wrench set to 360 in-lb), but the plastic tool slipped off the bottom bracket a couple of times and quickly became useless. I managed to get it installed, but I wouldn't recommend relying on the supplied adapter to achieve the proper torque. I had to cut the adapter out of BBT69.2 and ended up ordering another bottom bracket tool for future maintenance.
Reviewed 9/2/2019
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