Domane and Stigmata seem like the two best suggestions I could come up with. Obviously one is more road focused and 'limited' to 38c tires while the other can clear a lot more, but isn't as road bike focused. Hard to go wrong with either one. The Domane has a much shorter reach than the Stigmata, so that might be a deciding factor depending on your fit.
I am wondering if your creak comes from somewhere else? I just completed the complete creak seek and destroy mission starting with the cursed and obvious push fit BB! Well that wasn't the problem; tightened chain ring bolts, greased chain ring bolts, greased seat post ( just in case), used spare wheelset in case it was the cassette or freehub, finally the shop sorted out it was the thru axle mounting hardware on the bike. Once again I have a lovely quiet bike with a nice new Kogel BB as a fringe benefit.
I have a new Juliana Quincy which is the same as the SC Stigmata; no creaks. Great gravel bike.
But for a creaky PF30 you might want to try a Wheels Manufacturing replacement BB. I had one of these installed on a 2016 S-Works Epic MTB that was creaking like crazy. It's been silent since then.
SRAM is a perfect bottom bracket for the Airborne Seeker 29er with both spacers since the Seeker in 68mm. Be sure to measure the width of your frame shell. If 68mm, use both spacers. If 73mm, don't use the spacers.
Jack1112 wrote:SRAM is a perfect bottom bracket for the Airborne Seeker 29er with both spacers since the Seeker in 68mm. Be sure to measure the width of your frame shell. If 68mm, use both spacers. If 73mm, don't use the spacers.
why are you posting random unrelated and wrong “answers” to BB threads?
I have a 2021 Trek Domane with the T47 BB. I currently have 700x40 Maxxis Ramblers fitted and I have no clearance issues at all. It's a good bike but it only has 2 bottle mounts. The frame is kind of heavy but it really does ride nicely. It tames a lot of nasty gravel roads.
It has Trek's H2 endurance geometry so I have a -17 degree stem fitted. If you like a low, aggressive position, you have to make special accommodations on this bike.
