Fixed gear super shop. Request a specific frame size(52cm-60cm)c-t, select between bike frames all nice classic steel(Reynolds 531, Tange 1, 4130 Chromoly Steel), select preferred crank arm length(165mm-175mm), select gearing, select brake setup(no brakes, front only, full), select stem and bar. Basic package starts at $200 and includes all new (tires, tubes, chain, track cog, bar wrap). Build time is about 1 week, includes complete rebuild from frame up.

If you have a vision let us help you make it a reality.

Pictures include former builds and current projects. Get your Fixed Gear Fix, and rediscover the joy of riding this Spring. Classic steel will not let you down. Many of our bikes weigh less than carbon fiber and titanium super bikes that cost $3000 and up.

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Anonymous said…
Hey Eric! Think you could build me up a fixie with a frame size around the ballpark of 53? I have this dream... no this VISION that keeps comming to me in my sleep of an ultra retro, super light responsive Green, mean machine. Super sleek, super neat. Course artistic freedom is yours to have Anyway let me know what ya think, my email is cdepew.1@go.ccad.edu, names Colin
3:46 PM
The Pillarz said…
Hey, my friend and I new to the world of fixed gear bikes but are very interested. We would like to have you build us a couple of bikes but we have no idea where to start and what to start with. Our budget is about 200$ each and were wondering if you shipped to California. We would like as much help as possible in figuring out what we want and where to start. If you could get back to me as soon as possible it would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
The Pillarz
2:41 PM
isaacz said…
Hey Eric, Im Isaac and am interested in getting a bike from you. Please email me so we can figure it out. izke3@hotmail.com blog blog blog.
5:08 PM
Shaun said…
I am very interested. I didn't see any other way to contact you on this blog. Please contact me
9:19 PM
Anonymous said…
Hi Eric,

Was interested in finding out some pricing on building up a simple fixie. I've only just got back into riding so I'm after a pretty basic set-up. I'm in Australia and have just started looking around and just trying to work out the best option for me. Anyway, any info you can send me would be greatly appreciated. simon.martinus@gmail.com

Cheers,
simon
4:17 PM
Anonymous said…
Hey Eric, any builds currently in the works? stevenhill00@hotmail.com
12:24 PM
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