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King bike bmx Revelation Rip

Does anyone have info on this shirt jedi138 is selling? I have never heard of “King Bikes” before. Seller says,

“King Bike Company (BMX) shirt from the 1990s. Homage/rip-off of the Revelation Records logo, and probably way rarer than a Judge Storming Through shirt, so you should pay top dollar! (I kid, I have no idea if anyone outside of me and 4 other people know/care what this is and am just listing it to see if anyone is interested before I cut the sleeves off and wear it to mow the lawn).”

Vintage King bike bmx Revelation Rip tee

Vintage King bike bmx Revelation Rip tee


Vintage King bike bmx Revelation Rip tee

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6 Comments

  1. carms says:

    King made great frames and pegs, maybe some other stuff but I’m not sure. King pegs were slotted so they wouldn’t loosen your axle nuts when you did grinds. I feel like they were one of the first companies to do that.

  2. Casali says:

    Carms dropping knowledge! Thanks!

  3. shane says:

    I’m the seller, so thanks for the post and here’s a bit of info I can help with.

    King Bike Co. was a mid 90s DIY bmx company run by Stuart King, a UK rider. They made some solid forks and axles and a few signature frames (bmxmuseum.com probably has a few pix with descriptions). In my mind the bmx (street and park anyway) of that era is inseparable from late 80s and 90s hardcore (and epitaph/fat wreck styled punk on the other end), so the rip totally makes sense. I have no idea how rare the shirt is. It’s from 1995 or 96.

    King Bikes timeline: http://www.23mag.com/com/king/king.htm

  4. shane says:

    and the pegs, yeah!

  5. dave says:

    side note- Stuart was very into h/c and edge at the time he did these.

  6. Guav says:

    I have two pairs if the pegs, still in the box. The packaging also has the Rev logo rip printed on it.

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