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Construction of parts of road bikes ...?

Is it very difficult to construct a road bike parts. I am interested in buying different parts for road bikes for a period of time of harvest and gradually putting them together to create my own bike instead of buying one. Would it be difficult for someone who has no specific training in the construction of bike?

It seems that something you want to do for fun and successful construction of a bicycle. Do not try to save money. What I did forward and suggest not to build the bike from scratch but to buy a bike race and age work on it. If you get something with a good steel frame quality (like a standard tube of Reynolds 531), then gradually substitute for the parties. What you need to understand is that you need is to stay real, or is likely to have problems. Many modern pieces do not fit these old steel framed bike. But it is still worthwhile. It's amazing the amount of NOS (New Old Stock), you can find on e-bay and pack the bike with authentic antiques and have some fantastic deals. Also is a great way to learn about bicycles and bicycle parts, and certainly make mistakes and ask the wrong parts from time to time, but you'll learn through their mistakes. Must be a labor of love, or you can also buy a bike shop New to buy. The other thing to mention about the cost is that you will find yourself not having to go burdens on the parties, but with tools to adapt to the parties. Unless you have access to a well-stocked bicycle kit tool, so you can be a little frustrating. Remember that replacing my pedal and having to spend nearly £ 50 on tools and replace it with a BB, which costs £ 25. However, have fun, read online articles about vintage bikes and used parts. I recommend Sheldon Brown - http://www.sheldonbrown.com/articles.html And if you do, put some pictures of what he has achieved. Or

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