My new stumpy has gifted me a whole bunch of new standards at a stroke (29″ wheels, ISCG, tapered forks, 142mm axle), however I seem to be lumbered with a BB30 bottom bracket. From what I read, replacement will be frequent, hassle prone and potentially expensive.It’s no hassle and it’s less expensive per fitting (can be far cheaper, depending on your choice of bearing). It is more frequent on the mountain bike, though, which prob makes the cost-saving a wash.
Pesonally I like the simplicity and user-friendliness of them (ever tried changing the bearings in a shimano HT2 bottom bracket shell)? The main problem people can have with them is creaking. The frame tolerance requirements are tighter, so if your bike’s a few microns out round the bb it can cause problems and you’ll need to change to a press-fit sleeve.
Either way, see how you get on with it for 500 miles before making major changes.