>>1665940>Have to research parts and compatibility yourself, because there is no single source of info.oh no, It's hard to look for 20 min on the internet, if only there was a "pro" strapping bike mechanic to help me
>Many different metrics of performance that must be consideredWhich you must also consider when buying a preassembled bike so you know what your bike can do
>Requires a set of toolsThe vast majority of which you'll need anyway to repair your shit when it brakes or to replace parts when they get worn out
>Many ways to fuck installing partsUnless you're retarded, how? The parts nowadays and how they come togheter are made so that even idiots can work with them. From showing you how to install shit in the instruction manual, what torque slapped on the products themselves to step by step videos on yt.
>Problems in assembly may only become apparent laterIt's a couple of pipes connecting two wheels, you're acting like its brain surgery. Stop being a consoomer faggot
>building is more similar to PC building in the days when it required soldering and setting voltages by handIt's in no way like that, you just feel that way because you have no idea what you're doing and you think assembly lines or your lbs "pro" bike mechanic who probably hasn't even finished highschool is working magic.
