Old 02-21-19, 08:34 PM
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Clark W. Griswold
 
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Originally Posted by I-Like-To-Bike
Most bicyclists who can keep their bicycles operating day in day out have no need for an expert mechanic who is interested in wheel building, has a ton of bike knowledge, or can fix a variety of bikes, let alone fixing a ton of bikes. Fixing a flat tire and tightening bolts on their own bike covers most of the maintenance needed and they don't require the services of an expert bicycle mechanic skilled in fixing arcane components and classic cycles from days gone by.

But if you want to believe otherwise , feel free to do so.
Yeah because all I mentioned was arcane components. Of course learning Di2, EPS, eTap, working on hydraulic brakes and how to work on eBikes and all the intricacies and so many other things are not part of being a mechanic. Sure fixing a flat shouldn't need a mechanic but people keep coming in day in and day out
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