Reset Racing Components teamed up with leading industry experts to develop a totally new bottom bracket system. The ECCS entitled system is especially designed to better integrate with 650B (27.5″) wheels, meeting the high demands of modern enduro riders.

The ECCS-system (Enduro Conical Crank Spindle, pat.pend.) with its asymmetric bearing positioning provides many advantages to today’s rider:

  • 65% stiffer than existing systems while increasing damping.
  • More space, for example for internal cable routing of the seatpost, electronic shock system controllers, or BB mounted action cams.
  • Micropositioning of the crank for optimized chain line – this is especially important for modern narrow-wide chainrings
  • Easy mounting of the bottom bracket
  • Optional angle adjust to fine-tune riding performance and chain angle.
  • 100% fatbike compatible
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Reset Racing bearings from the ECCS-line enable custom sizing, specifying bearings not only to individual riding style, but also rider height and weight. ECCS-compatible frames and cranks can be combined with existing parts to get the following variants:

  • ECCS-frame with ECCS-cranks: Full Enduro
  • ECCS-frame with standard cranks: Hard-XC-style, Light-Enduro
  • selected existing frames with ECCS-cranks: Enduro-Street-Cred-Usage

Reset ECCS – kick the next generation!


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Aaron Steinke

Aaron was our first employee and actively helped make our company what it is today, significantly shaping the look and direction of our various magazines. Aaron has been pursuing his own projects since mid-2020 but he continues to advise and support us on issues of marketing and technology. For many years, you would usually have found Aaron at casual enduro races, but increasingly you'll find him riding his road bike – long live freedom on two wheels!