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Thanks for response. I will have to do something simillar like on this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FhZVubz0Xt0
Will see if my bolt can be unscrew. Will know once I get the frame.
Wishbone are a decent, reasonably cheap option.
Get something from c-bear.
Plenty of frames with screw threads. If you do get a frame with PF research which after market BB fit like Hope or Wheels manufacturing
replaced my press fit with a wheels manufacturing bottom bracket
That's a Rivnut, it works like a pop rivet but has an internal thread. It's just there to hold the cable guides under the bottom bracket.
You could presumable drill it out as you can with a pop rivet, but you will then have violated the warranty on your new frame... which probably isn't a great idea.
My advice would be to avoid press fit bottom brackets like the plague, but I know that's become harder to do these days.
Hambini has a good video on how badly made some pressfit BBs are:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWDztuezn0g