Vintage Fox Racing Motocross Jersey Neon

Checkerboard and neon is not a costume choice; it is what the back half of the 1980s actually looked like from the outside of a berm. Under Pete Fox's creative direction from 1986, the brand that had started as a suspension shop turned into the loudest thing on the start gate — the zebra-striped Image pant of 1988 became the best-selling product Fox had ever made, accounting for roughly half of 1989 sales. Fluorescent inks and repeat patterns were the logic of a sport watched from two hundred yards away through dust: a rider had to be identifiable at a glance, and a sponsor had to be readable on television. This one takes that grammar literally — gray ground, an all-over check, neon yellow and cyan, the fox head large on the chest with FOX RACING set beside it. The pattern does the shouting the colors started.

Vintage Fox Racing motocross jersey in grey with neon yellow and cyan graphics. All-over checkered pattern print with large Fox head logo. "FOX RACING" text on chest.

Sourcing
We source these pieces from estate sales, swap meets, retired racers and private collections.