But I would assume that when you have a trained workforce (say people with the skill to weld/braze bicycle frames) You have x amount of capacity in a factory. You can't just magic more workers and a bigger factory because demand has suddenly spiked. Financially it doesnt make sense to invest in growing your business either because that demand increase is percieved to be a bubble or anomoly, you wouldn't want to spend all your sudden profits on capacity you wont need next year. Also the nature of the bubble has restricted your current workforce AND your supply chain is experiencing the exact same problems you are. Shipping is also at capacity but I can tell you that is the most flexible and most easily overcome obstacle.
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