What is Retrogression's specialization?

Retrogression focuses exclusively on fixed-gear and track cycling. The shop stocks frames, wheels, components, and accessories specifically curated for the fixed-gear and track cycling community.

Does Retrogression build custom wheels?

Yes, custom wheel building is one of the shop's specialties. Retrogression has provided thousands of hand-built wheels to customers worldwide.

Where is Retrogression's physical location?

Retrogression's offices, workshop, main warehouse, and shipping facility are located in Portland, Oregon's Central Eastside neighborhood.

When was Retrogression established?

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

How quickly does Retrogression respond to customer inquiries?

The shop reads and responds to messages sent through the contact page during regular business hours, typically within 24 hours Monday through Friday.

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Established in 2009, Retrogression is a global importer and retailer focused exclusively on fixed-gear and track cycling. The shop operates from Portland, Oregon's Central Eastside neighborhood, where its offices, workshop, main warehouse, and shipping facility are based. It carries frames, wheels, components, and accessories from brands including Phil Wood & Co., Skream Bikes, Simworks USA, and others, with custom hand-built wheel building as a stated specialty.