Campagnolo Power-Torque Bottom Bracket Cups

No, these are specifically designed for Campagnolo Power-Torque cranksets. Ultra-Torque and Power-Torque systems use different bearing interfaces and are not interchangeable.

You need to check your bicycle frame's bottom bracket shell. Italian threading is typically found on older or specific Italian-made frames and measures 70mm wide, while English threading is the standard for most modern bikes and measures 68mm wide.

No, these are the threaded cups only. The bearings for a Power-Torque system are typically pressed onto the crankset spindle itself, not housed inside the cups.

Yes, you will need a specific bottom bracket tool designed for Campagnolo external cups to install these correctly without damaging the anodized aluminum finish.

Anodized aluminum offers an ideal balance of low weight and high durability. It provides a precise, secure interface that resists corrosion and holds up well to the torque applied during regular riding.