Vintage 1970s Kawasaki Motocross Ringer Tee

Vintage 1970s Kawasaki Motocross Ringer Tee

A true survivor from the golden age of American motocross. This authentic 1970s Kawasaki ringer tee features an incredible rider graphic created by The Rat's Hole, one of the most iconic names in motorcycle culture during the 1970s. Known for its custom artwork, airbrushing, and presence at motorcycle rallies across the country, The Rat's Hole became synonymous with the rebellious spirit of American biking and motocross.

The heather gray body, green ringer trim, and heavily distressed graphic embody everything collectors love about genuine 1970s motorcycle apparel. Decades of wear have left behind beautiful fading, cracking, holes, and repairs that tell the story of a shirt that was actually lived in rather than stored away. The result is an authentic piece of vintage motorcycle history with character that cannot be reproduced.

Whether you're a Kawasaki enthusiast, motocross collector, or vintage t-shirt fanatic, this is the kind of shirt that represents an era when dirt bikes, local races, and garage-built machines defined the culture.

Details
Authentic 1970s Kawasaki ringer tee
Original The Rat's Hole copyrighted graphic
Heather gray body with green ringer collar and sleeve cuffs
Soft, thin vintage feel
Distressed motocross rider graphic
True vintage motorcycle culture piece
Measurements
Pit to Pit: 17"
Length: 25"
Condition

This is a true vintage 1970s garment and shows significant wear consistent with age. The graphic displays attractive cracking and fading throughout. Multiple holes are present throughout the shirt, along with a repair near the underarm area as shown in the photos. These signs of wear contribute to the authentic vintage character and well-loved appearance collectors seek in original motorcycle tees. Please review all photos carefully for complete condition details.

One-of-a-kind vintage. Once it's gone, it's gone.