Terence “T” Musto

Creator & CEO

Terence Musto, better known as T, has been a professional motorcycle builder since 2009. A native of upstate New York, he was attracted to both fabrication and motorcycles at an early age. After building his first chopper in his parents’ garage on weekends while in college, he decided to enter the industry full time and turn his hobby into a career.

He applied to many shops for an apprenticeship, but found his eventual home with Copper Mike of Gravesend Cycles in Lindenhurst, NY. After a year long apprenticeship, Copper Mike promoted T to his head fabricator, and eventually his shop foreman. During his apprenticeship, he built Cheatin’ Death which was featured in an article written by Copper Mike in the July 2013 edition of IronWorks Magazine.

T left Gravesend Cycles and started Fabbro Industries, LLC in 2013 with the vision of creating a product development firm for the motorcycle industry, rooted strongly in the history and traditions of the custom motorcycle world. He invented the Type 57x, the first-of-its-kind integrated frame after noticing a need to improve the motorcycle rider’s experience. He quickly recognized an application in the bicycle industry after talking with both bicycle and motorcycle riders. T is focused on bringing the Type 57x, and other innovative products, to market for today’s modern rider. He is the creator, CEO and head of design and fabrication of Fabbro Industries, and a certified TIG & MIG welder.

T is passionate about staying connecting and building relationships with the business community, contributing to presentations and conversations with organizations like IgniteU and Tech Valley Center of Gravity, among others.

Alexis Musto, MBA

Chief Marketing Officer

Alexis Musto is T’s sister, but more importantly, Chief Marketing Officer for Fabbro Industries. She has over 15 years’ experience in Marketing, Communications, and Strategy. Most of her career has been as Director of Marketing of the largest healthcare organization in upstate New York, and her work won an Albany Addy Award and was recognized in the Capital Region’s Nori Award competition. She has her BA from Fordham University, and her MBA from Clarkson University Capital Region Campus, where she was inducted into Beta Gamma Sigma international honor society for business. She likes getting people excited about the things she’s excited about, and that’s Fabbro Industries and the Type 57x patented integrated suspension motorcycle and bicycle frame. Alexis is a member of the Leadership Tech Valley Class of 2022 (best class ever), a program of the Capital Region Chamber of Commerce.