Some (probably most) frames have ‘bridge’ between the chainstays and another, separate ‘bridge’ between the seatstays, it’s a smaller section of frame material either just behind the BB (or just below the seat clamp if ’tis on the seatstays), and runs between the stays, tying them together. Some frame design inherently doesn’t need the seatstay bridge (if it’s got a wishbone ‘Y’ shaped back end for example).
Frames that don’t have it / them are sometimes referred to as ‘bridgeless’.
Unless this is a curious marketing term someone has come up with, or a kinda nearly-there-but-not-quite-right description of a bridgeless frame (given it’s in the same part of the bike) I’d be prepared to say that there won’t be such an animal as a bridgeless chainset.
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