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Old 07-14-12 | 09:19 AM
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Originally Posted by Bob Ross
Mercifully, the framebuilder told me that if I didn't have the "proper" tools I could leave the headset (and bottom bracket) cups on the frame.
Unless one needs to repaint the frame there is no real reason need to remove the BB or headset cups, even then a frame builder will have no issues with the ten minutes or so that it will take to remove and reinstall the BB and cups with proper tools. All you need to remove the fork and most of the parts is a set of allen wrenches.
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