Vintage '70s Cycle News Motocross Racing Burnout Distressed Graphic Tee Shirt M

Vintage '70s Cycle News Motocross Racing Burnout Distressed Dark Red Graphic Tee T-Shirt M This is a super rad ultra soft single stitch vintage dirt bike t-shirt from the 1970's. It is crew neck tee in an extra soft burnout dark red cotton. This shirt was released by Cycle News and reads "We Don't Care How The Hell They Do It In California!" Cycle News East in a large graphic print. The extra thin and soft cotton is clearly a result of a ton of washes over the years. In fact, it has been so well loved that the tag has been completely washed out. I am sure someone used this while working on his bike because there are some grease or paint stains. Authentic, right? So soft and comfy. A great shirt for a dirt bike motocross lover or just a lover of all things cool and vintage. Very '90s grunge meets modern gearhead dadcore. It is actually in good condition for it's age. There is the aforementioned black marks, the cotton is thinning from repeated washing, and there is a small split in the arm seam. The tag is washed out but I believe this is a vintage L. I have a lot of vintage tees from my uncle and they are almost all vintage XL or Large. However, based on the measurements, I think this would probably fit closer to a unisex mediums. Please see measurements for best idea of fit. Measurements length 27" bust 20" Vintage 70s California newspaper magazine rare road racing off road motocross mx enduro speedway drag beauty distressed tee Grunge Hipster topgear dad