I understand why you have a dent in the drive side chainstay but why would you have a matching dent in the NDS chainstay?
to clear the dark matter chainset, obvs..
For balance. If you don't have it, the bike will constantly turn right. This is especially important on track bikes, obviously.
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I understand why you have a dent in the drive side chainstay but why would you have a matching dent in the NDS chainstay?