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Terrible One – Head Tube Badges

June 15, 2017

You know you love a good old fashioned Head Tube Badge!

The guys at Terrible One have just re-released two of their head tube badges and introduced a new one on top of that! They’re available as a Polished Original, Brushed Original and the new Polished T-1 for $25 a pop and can be ordered from the Terrible One webstore. These badges are hand made down in Australia and is a great accent piece to add to your Terrible One setup. Note, if you’re outside of the United States, please email [email protected] for shipping rates!

These head tube badges are limited edition, so if you’re trying to get your hands on one, you’ll want to get on this today.

Do you love head tube badges? Check out The Art of the Head Tube Badge where we take a look at a whole bunch of different badges from BMX brands.

Terrible One – Russell Brindley Bike Check

May 26, 2017

The crew at Terrible One released a new Bike Check with Russell Brindley and his current SFA setup that he’s running down in Australia. The flipbook below has a whole bunch of photos giving you a good look at the bike, along with a full parts like! This BMX bike is built for speed and style! Take a look and make sure you go full screen to get a good look at it!

“Dr Smooth’s latest build, a Dark Roast Brown SFA that’s not afraid to get dirty. Thanks to Brendan Boeck for the photos!” – Terrible One

Terrible One – Shawn “Elf” Walters Bike Check

May 11, 2017

Yesterday we got the first look at the new Terrible One Skapegoat Frame that is due out at the end of this summer! Now today we get a fresh Bike Check with Shawn “Elf” Walters and his current setup with a prototype of the frame! You can check out a full parts list and a bunch of photos over on the Terrible One Facebook Page!

You can get full specs and details on the Terrible One Skapegoat Frame here!

Sneak Peek: Terrible One – Skapegoat Frame

May 10, 2017

Get a look at the new Skapegoat frame that will be available in a few months…

Terrible One have just released information on their new Skapegoat Frame that will be available at the end of the summer. This frame is being made from 100% 4130 chromoly tubing in Taiwan (A lot of questions about where it’s being made) with a 75-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 11.75″ bottom bracket height, 8.85″ standover height and a 13.35″ – 13.8″ chainstay length. The Skapegoat frame has an integrated head tube with drilled gyro tab holes, top and down tube gussets, a Mid bottom bracket, integrated seat post clamp, a Wishbone on the chainstay, clearance for 2.40″ tires and 6mm thick dropouts with integrated chain tensioners.

This frame has clearance for 25 – 30-tooth sprockets.

The Skapegoat Frame will be available in black, gloss clear and Olive / Mustard (RAL 7008). Top tube lengths, weight and price are still to be announced. As we mentioned above, this frame will be available through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Terrible One at the end of the summer.

If you’re looking to PRE-ORDER the frame — Contact Empire BMX or any BMX shop, mail-order or distributor that carry Terrible One worldwide!

Check out more photos below…

Two of the color options that the frame will be available in…

Custom graphics for the frame. There will also be drilled gyro tab holes for those of you who want to put one on.

Integrated seat post clamp!

Wishbone on the chainstay for strength.

Integrated chain tensioners in the 6mm thick dropouts.

What do you think of the frame? Have any questions? Let us know in the comments below! We’ll try to get your questions answered as soon as possible!

How To Install Terrible One Cyclops Stem

April 30, 2017

If you decided to pick up the
Cyclops stem from Terrible One, you might have some questions on how to get the stem onproperly. Here’s how you install a Terrible One Cyclops stem on your bike. Due to its unique design, Joe Rich decided to put together this video showing you in detail all the steps involved in installing the Cyclops stem. It’s a little trickier than most stems, but because of the wedges, you need to take a few small steps to ensure it’s on right. Check out the video below.

You can learn more about the Cyclops stem right here.

“I still can’t believe the Cyclops stem is actually real. Its been quite the roller coaster ride getting to this point. Here is a look into the Cyclops Stem and how it works. Due to the nature of how it works, I felt this would be helpful. If you have any questions, please email me at: [email protected] .“

Terrible One – Cyclops Stem PRE-ORDER

January 29, 2017

Did you miss out on your chance to get one of the Terrible One Cyclops stems when the first batch was released a few weeks back? Well, you are in luck because Joe has decided to get a second batch made! You can currently PRE-ORDER one of the stems (or 10 if you really wanted) by emailing [email protected] or by Pre-Ordering on the Empire website for $84.95 now. We would imagine there will be more shops and mail-orders that will have these in supply this time around, but pre-ordering one is your only guarantee that you will get one.

You can learn more about the Cyclops stem right here — Insight: Terrible One Cyclops Stem

Terrible One – Winter 2016 T-Shirts

December 20, 2016

The crew over at Terrible One have released a fresh batch of t-shirts for you to get your hands on. They have a few re-ups of past designs and a few new additions like the Cyclops shirt. Available through the Terrible One Webstore or through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Terrible One worldwide now.

Terrible One – “Sleeping Giant No. 1” Flipbook

December 16, 2016

Terrible One coming through with a dialed new Flipbook giving us a look at their teams setups from bikes to skateboards, plus a few riding photos for good measure! Hit the flipbook above to check out Joe Rich, Ruben Alcantara, Garrett Byrnes, Joey Calderone, Mike Molineri, Shawn “Elf” Walters and Joseph Frans‘ current rigs! You know this is one you’ll want to take in, so get to it!

“Fifty-two pages of Bike checks (Ruben, Joey, Garrett, Mike, Elf and Joseph), Skateboard checks (Ruben, Garrett and Joe) and some other stuff… Thanks for everyone’s help in putting this thing together.” – Joe Rich