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Shell Osbb vs Shell Bb95: specs compared

Updated 05 September 2026.

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specs differ

Shell Osbb and Shell Bb95 differ on 4 specs: shell inside diameter, shell width, thread, crank spindles it hosts.

SpecShell OsbbShell Bb95
Typepress fitpress fit
Shell inside diameter42 mm bore (alloy, BB30 style) or 46 mm bore (carbon, PF30 style)37 mm smooth press-fit bore
Shell width68 mm (road) and 73 mm (MTB)95.5 mm
Threadnone on the carbon 46 mm and alloy 42 mm shells; OSBB is a Specialized name, not a separate threadnone, cartridge bearings press straight into moulded carbon seats in the 37 mm bore
Crank spindles it hosts30 mm native; 24 mm Shimano and 28.99 mm DUB need a reducer24 mm Shimano Hollowtech II; the 37 mm bore is too small for a 30 mm spindle

Questions and answers

How do Shell Osbb and Shell Bb95 compare?

Shell Osbb and Shell Bb95 differ on 4 specs: shell inside diameter, shell width, thread, crank spindles it hosts.

Compared here

Specialized OSBB bottom bracket shell (42 or 46 mm bore)Trek BB95 press fit (MTB) bottom bracket shell (37 mm bore, 95.5 mm)