Does Retrogression build custom wheels?

Yes. Custom wheel building is listed as one of the shop's specialties, and Retrogression notes it has provided thousands of hand-built wheels to customers worldwide.

What is Retrogression's focus as a bike shop?

Retrogression specializes exclusively in fixed-gear and track cycling. The shop carries frames, wheels, components, and accessories tailored to this community.

When was Retrogression established?

Retrogression was established in 2009 and is now recognized as a globally trusted retailer in the fixed-gear and track cycling space.

Where are Retrogression's operations based?

The shop's offices, workshop, main warehouse, and shipping facility are located in Portland, OR's Central Eastside neighborhood.

Does Retrogression work with international brands and manufacturers?

Yes. Retrogression works closely with brands, manufacturers, and suppliers from around the world to offer an often exclusive selection of products for fixed-gear and track cycling enthusiasts and professionals.

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Retrogression

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Established in 2009, Retrogression is a Portland-based importer and retailer specializing exclusively in fixed-gear and track cycling frames, wheels, components, and accessories. Located in Central Eastside Portland, the shop works directly with manufacturers worldwide to offer curated and often exclusive products for fixed-gear and track enthusiasts. Custom wheel building is a stated specialty, and the shop carries house-brand components including Phil Wood & Co., Simworks USA, and Runwell Tools alongside Shimano and other component makers.