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Mar 20, 2013 at 10:56
by One Industries  
ONE Industries is pleased to announce that we have partnered with Promotive.com to take our athlete sponsorship program to the next level. Because of this, we have extended the sponsorship application season. Now is the time!

* U.S. and Canada residents only.

Charging hard in the Reactor gear.

Visit One Industries and see how quick and easy it is to submit your application. We will review your application here at ONE; each applicant will then be notified from Promotive.com on the result.

ONE sponsored athletes receive discounts on all products under the ONE Industries family of brands, which include SixSixOne, Tag and Sunline.  As an added bonus, you will gain access to additional brands that will be of interest at a discount!

ONE Industries offers a complete line of innovative moto and bike products including Helmets, Racewear, Gloves, Protection, Casual Apparel, Bags, Accessories and Graphics.

The ultimate AM XC kit Alliance Jersey Sector Short and Sector Glove.
 
Check out the fine line of ONE Industries gear, casual apparel, stickers, and graphics on our website at One Industries.


About ONE Industries
ONE Industries began as a small band of riders driven by a common passion and a belief that we could do better. In 1997, the army began assembling in the heart of San Diego, California. First we revolutionized motocross graphics, but we were soon designing and marketing a complete line of innovative products for moto and bike riders. We expect our products to be second to none, because we are riders like you who want to be at our best on every ride. So join us on your next ride. And become another rider in the “Army of ONE”.

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50 Comments
  • 4414
 HAHAHHA! They sponsor you buy you still have to buy their shiz? Seems like an unmissable deal
  • 182
 its basically would you like a one industry's discount.
  • 630
 Yeah it's like a flow deal. Nothing wrong with that.... win some WC races and then maybe start demanding free sh*t ...
  • 401
 You're going to complain? As a 17 year old rider/racer with no job I love any discount I can get. It's not like we're pro's in the UCI circuit...
  • 102
 This would also mean that my shiney new D3 would be garbage.
  • 71
 Its very unlikely that anyone gets free stuff from "sponsors", other then basic things like stickers and such. Especially something like a grassroots sponsorship, they give you a decent discount, and you promote their product, that's how it works, its essentially a marketing scheme for companies.

They give riders a discount on their product, in turn, it promotes their brand and gets them sales. Even a lot of pro's don't get their gear for free, they often pay a bit of money, and that's why you see pro's bikes for sale every year, they sell them to get their new bike for the next season.
  • 60
 Hey, stickers are cool!
  • 30
 @sidermang, not really my son is sponsored by our LBS, yes i know it not big or anything, but it better than nothing plus it gets me out of being stuff for him. And yes he recently got two bikes (a dh and xc) free of charge with top level gear and a roadie with mid level stuff for wholesale (and he only races xc and uses dh and roadie for fitness and skills). All of his kit both DH and XC/roadie stuff he usually gets for free unless he wants something extra or an upgrade. But yeah each company is different.
  • 120
 Not sure why everyone is surprised they won't be giving away free goodies.
I'm not well versed in how sponsorships work in the bike world, but I know of another sport where even the top tier players only get discounts on their items.

They're sponsoring people based on what they say on a web application, there is high enough risk to that as it stands - at least this dampens the risk.

All that being said, the requirements/demands for the sponsorship are a bit over the top, I think. (Such as: "Display logos from ONE on all vehicles and bikes")
  • 70
 My sister works for One Industries and she has told me that there are different levels of sponorships. Some guys/girls get their stuff for free, plus get cash. Others get different levels of discounts.
  • 30
 I suppose if you rode for them and did well and worked with them well, then they might give you a better deal
  • 135
 Stretches the meaning of sponsorship somewhat!
  • 140
 only factory riders get free shit dude... like pro's... i ride for spy and gopro and i dont get anything for free cause i'm not a pro
  • 150
 I rode for one and uts bassically just a grassroots deal but you will have trouble getting a better deal unless you race world cups.
  • 61
 exactly, he knows what he's talking about ^
  • 70
 I rode for Oneil, you dont wanna do that.
  • 10
 why not? I could have ridden for them but that ment I would have had to ride for azonic........
  • 10
 only plus was the Leatt deal, but as a canadian they charged me so hard on duties because they didnt value packages right everytime that it was actually cheaper to go to the store and buy it rather than get it through my sponsorship. Then when i complained about the excessive costs they basically told me to eff of, so i sent all the shit back and dropped them
  • 10
 @kurt how would you have had to ride for azonic ?
  • 20
 oneal owns azonic ya or atleast distributes them. same with leatt
  • 10
 rly ? huh, i learned something today lol
  • 13
 Azonic is O'neals bike parts sector. Oneal mainly deals with Moto-cross. azonic is strictly MTB
  • 30
 Azonic makes motocross gear too
  • 12
 yay hookit
  • 20
 hook it is the stupudist thing ever... its all just a marketing scheeme
  • 10
 lol ^ i agree
  • 21
 GoPro (and nodoubt others) also offered the same 'sponsorship'
This isn't a new thing, and as long as desparate people sign up just to say they are 'sponsored' then the practice will continue.
Having said that, a discount is a discount... now where do I sign?
  • 10
 You never get free stuff unless your a top teir athlete, riding stuff is expensive and a discount goes a good way. Plus consider it does beef up your profile, make you more recognizable and the placebo of been sponsored is always a plus. You make a industry connection which is good. The discount isn't went he most important prize here it's what comes with it,
  • 10
 Iam no pro but i was sponsored by my LBS and i recieved all my components riding gear, tyres in fact every thing but a frame! it all depands on the situation and the company that is sponsoring you! If you are a good spokesmen for the company and are willing to work hard to promote the brand or in my case the bike shop then there are plenty of opportunities for people to get a good sponsorship deal. Every has to start some where!
  • 62
 sponsorship only get u a discount on there products?
  • 30
 Ill be happy to wear one industries kit apart from thier stealth fighter helmets
  • 10
 Hey, I applied for your sponsorship, and got accepted into the deal with promotive.com. I tried to go through the 661 pro deal, but it came up with the message of, "You don't have access to One Industries."...any ideas?
  • 20
 No Croatia on the list?
pff
  • 20
 I always down with free shit
  • 21
 No DJ category? to hell with that sponsorship. Also, does anybody know how to cancel a sponsorship?
  • 10
 whenever i try to apply it give me an error message "413 Request Entity Too Large" what does that mean??
  • 90
 your entity is to large
  • 20
 wtf does that mean though hahaha
  • 10
 try adding a smaller file.
  • 10
 I attempt to apply, but it either says the application failed or it bounces back to the previous page.
  • 10
 discount on kit cant argue with that
  • 32
 Sees title : YES! Reads description : awww
  • 10
 ONE industries kit and SixSixOne helmet, DONE.
  • 11
 You don't get sponsored because you're good, you get sponsored to sell product.
  • 10
 it worked thanks Big Grin
  • 10
 No thank you
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