Bullseye  (Report Pending)
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Category:  Bottom Brackets
Name:  Bullseye
Brand:  Bullseye
Model:  
Years:  1982 - ?
Country:  United States
Added By: andypop1 on 08/06/11
Updated By: andypop1 on 08/06/11
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Bearing Size/Count per sideSpindle Markings
Fixed Cup MarkingsL & RAdjustable Cup Markings
Spindle StyleSquare TaperAxle MaterialSteel
Available ThreadingsEnglish/ISO: 1.370 x 24Length(s)
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General Information
I do not have the specifics on this, I had purchased it in 1982. The cups  are machined of aluminum and have a seal that buts up against the axle, it uses roller bearings.
There is a bearing cage that set between the center block and the cups. This is tightly machined to where the center aluminum cap (The part that has the bullseye sticker),
sits tightly between the cups without axle play.
Reported By:keep_it_warm
Report Date:11/9/2019
Report Reason:Incorrect Content, This Bullseye bottom bracket was available as early as 1979. There is an advertisement for it on page 52 of the November, 1979 issue of Bicycle Motocross Action magazine.
 
Quality:Rarity:
 
 
Outstanding Report Submitted  
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