Why do bike shops that sell new frames almost never know what facing and reaming of the headtube and BB is?
It should really be a step in manufacturing so in theory, shops very rarely have to deal with it
On the 2 frames i bought new, a Ribble and a Soma (both steel) it desperately needed to be done. I'm thinking about getting a Surly frame now but actually read on there website that only removing excess paint should be enough
Is it the same process for CF frames? Or is it done in the mould(s)?
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Why do bike shops that sell new frames almost never know what facing and reaming of the headtube and BB is?