Whats up guys,

Im new here and just got a bike after a long long time of not riding.

Decided i wanted a fixed gear sooooooo i got one off cl. Basically brand new.
I bought a pure fix, and i long the thing and it was pretty cheap.

I still need to set the bike up correctly for me.

Plus i need i want to set a new gear ratio seat height and all that fun stuff.

Any recommended sites for parts or more reading info on it would be welcomed, plus I'm looking for a good shop for fixie stuff near me
I live in philly at the moment so if anyone is from around here that has a good shop in mind hook a brother up.

Anyway i just wanted to say whats up

I know I'm an ignorant Australian but I could have sworn that Philadelphia was in the USA and that English was it's first language.

Oh, get off your high horse.

Hi fidrift. welcome to the forum. several suggestions:
1. carefully read the stickeys.
2. put on a flame ******ent suit and don't get your feeling easily hurt. with a few posts you will see what I mean.
3. think and do some basic research before posting for help.
4. as to your specific question I suggest you search on line for Philly shops that may specialize in or carry lot of fixed gear stuff.
5. check out Retrogression Retrogression
6. have fun

[MENTION=71040]europa[/MENTION] I'm sorry my post wasn't filled with proper grammar but since I'm on a forum and not writing an office report i can careless about it. That's nice your Australian, I hear its really nice there (I've never been out of the states sadly). But take it easy over there

Thanks bowzette, i know when posting i should be more specific. I just wanted to say whats up and try to get some a little info before I go diving head first into the searching.
People don't really bother me, I'm used to the forum bashing nonsense because i am all over car forums.
Retrogression good call.

You really don't get the concept of communication do you. Talk gibberish and people will treat you like a monkey. You did and you were. Getting the ****s about it just justifies my point. Ask a sensible question in a form people can understand and you'll get useful answers as you'd understand if you'd spent any time reading this forum.