"Good Morning Philippines, do you know that your last name is so famous street here in Quezon City called BASA Street, it is not a joke glad to reach the street where i was a childhood days traded to be in fame a handsome man here in my country."^ ^;...
I got most of my parts from the internet, because I had trouble finding it here in Manila because most of the bike shops cater to mountain bikes. What i would suggest is to build it yourself DIY style. The only critical part you need to order is the rear hub for the cog, and of course the crank set, but right now some kids from Japan are using BMX crank set because they have the same size for the chain and bottom bracket and they use it more as a trick bike rather than a road bike. There's a good BMX bike shop in Makati in Pasong Tamo the name of the store is MT bike shop. What you also need to do is research first because fixies are starting to evolve now and it will all depend on your preferences. I posted some bike parts sources on my blog and will try to post more in the future. There's also a group of guys in Makati who owns a streetwear shop called "Commune" they're also into fixed gear and they're building it from old parts maybe you can hook up with them. And if ever you decide to order online make sure that it would land on Philippine Customs office, maybe if you have relatives abroad send it to their address let them send it as a balik bayan box. Email me if you have any updates on your project maybe we can help each other.
here on twitter . i've been feeling pretty motivated as of late, guess vacation really recharges you. keep on keeping, later guys. peace!... more
