I usually just use the bootstrap reset and grid, but as someone said earlier with sass you can pick which components you want and then to further strip it out you can use purgecss or something like it when compiling everything. I would highly recommend using the sass version over loading in the basic compiled css. You can also override a lot of settings by using it. You can make bootstrap exactly what you need and I would say you should do this with all frameworks. There is also Bootstrap Native that uses vanilla JS with no need of jQuery.
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I usually just use the bootstrap reset and grid, but as someone said earlier with sass you can pick which components you want and then to further strip it out you can use purgecss or something like it when compiling everything. I would highly recommend using the sass version over loading in the basic compiled css. You can also override a lot of settings by using it. You can make bootstrap exactly what you need and I would say you should do this with all frameworks. There is also Bootstrap Native that uses vanilla JS with no need of jQuery.