>>1804093Assuming you don't go full fredshop, you have to take into account people here expect piss low labor rates and are are used to the prices of taobao-tier parts (or however you want to call them, worse than aliexpress stuff anyways).
People in Mexico ride mainly 90s MTBs (and BSO equivalents), BMXs or cruisers, all beat up to shit for the 95% of riders that do it out of necessity, so having a few roadie things in stock can help you find a niche. Used bikes are basically worthless so flipping them isn't really a thing here unless you find them underpriced and just put lube and a tune on them. Used parts move a lot because people are cheap, though.
I'd say your best bet is making a mobile shop with an old van and setting up shop at the tianguis, those guys are always busy but they have to sell their work really cheap.
