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Extremely well put Xena, I really couldn't agree more!
BSA , I dunno . Is it me or does it work just fine and is idiot proof . Bb 1234 or press fit 666 to fit a specially built frame that Will be out of production in a week and spares will be almost extinct .....what the fuck was wrong with keeping BSA . I have a sub 700 gram cervelo frame with BSA ,,,,you can get lightweight titanium shells ,if I was building a new bike that would be a must . Simple ,efficient,easy to service . These designers have all the ideas but no fucking idea . Life could be so so simple .
You'd be better off asking a frame builder or bike shop. BB taps are extremely expensive bits of kit.