Honda Motocross Helmet T-Shirt

The visor reads JT Racing, and that name dates the reference: John and Rita Gregory's gear company, started in 1967, was by the mid-80s the outfitter of motocross's loudest era — Broc Glover, Ron Lechien, and David Bailey all raced in JT's wild prints, and Bailey did his winning on factory Hondas. So a helmet graphic that mashes JT's logo with Honda Racing script and the Honda Motorcycles oval isn't random branding soup; it's the correct pairing, the gear and the bikes that actually shared podiums. The print itself is a big sepia-toned full-face lid with a rider wheelying off the crown and a checkered flag below — moto nostalgia drawn for people who had the posters. JT faded out and was revived in 2010, which is part of why its logo keeps resurfacing on tees like this: the name is shorthand for the years when motocross gear was allowed to be loud.

White short sleeve cotton tee with Honda graphic.

Sourcing
We source these shirts from thrift stores, estate sales, and directly from bootleg and overprint collectors.