A race weekend leaves people with more than lap times and results. It leaves them with a rider they pull for, a team they remember, a track shirt they still wear, a privateer program they want to support and a story they bring home.

That can be a club road racer selling shirts out of the trailer, a motocross family printing a small run of hoodies for the people helping a young rider get to the next gate, a flat track team with crew shirts at the mile, or a local shop putting its name on hats because half the paddock already knows who keeps their bikes running.

RaceTeams.com gives riders, teams, tracks, promoters, shops, clubs, creators and fans a motorsports marketplace for motorcycle racing merchandise and casual apparel across road racing, motocross, Supercross, flat track, supermoto, mini-moto, speedway and vintage motorcycle racing.

Shop Motorcycle Racing Merchandise

Listings may include motorcycle racing shirts, t-shirts, hoodies, hats, caps, casual jackets, polos, crew shirts, team shirts, rider shirts, shop apparel, event merchandise, track shirts, fan packs, posters, flags, banners, patches, pins, keychains, lanyards, stickers, books, calendars, art prints and other physical fan products.

A strong listing should identify what the item represents, size, color, material, condition, quantity, official or custom status, production timeline when made to order, shipping terms, return terms and exactly what the buyer receives.

This category is for casual apparel and fan merchandise. Helmets, leathers, race suits, motocross jerseys and pants intended for riding, boots, gloves, goggles and protective equipment belong under Motorcycle Racing Gear, Helmets and Safety Equipment. Signed, race-used, historic or collector-first items belong under Motorcycle Racing Memorabilia and Collectibles.

Rider and Team Merchandise

Motorcycle racing has always had room for the privateer, the family team and the local program that is trying to stretch a budget another weekend.

Listings may include rider shirts, team hoodies, crew polos, pit shirts, mechanic shirts, team jackets, hats, fan packs, hero cards and limited-run supporter apparel.

A national road racing team may have polished merchandise and fulfillment. A club racer may have twenty shirts in a box next to the spare wheels. A motocross family may take orders from friends and sponsors before the season. All of those are legitimate marketplace use cases when the listing clearly explains who is selling the product and what the buyer is getting.

If sponsor, manufacturer, track, series or event marks appear on the merchandise, the seller should have the right to use them.

Road Racing Merchandise and Fanwear

Road racing has a strong fan culture around riders, teams, paddocks, tracks and championships.

Listings may include merchandise connected to club road racing, Superbike, Supersport, Twins racing, lightweight classes, endurance racing and national or international road racing when accurately described.

Series and sanctioning bodies such as MotoAmerica, WERA, ASRA, AHRMA, the AMA and the FIM provide recognizable racing context. Events at tracks such as Road Atlanta, Barber Motorsports Park, Road America, WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca and Mid-Ohio can also matter to a buyer when the merchandise actually comes from that program or weekend.

Those references describe racing context only and do not imply RaceTeams.com affiliation, licensing or endorsement.

Motocross and Supercross Apparel

Motocross merchandise often grows directly out of the race program.

A 65cc or 85cc family may print shirts for supporters. An amateur 250 rider may sell hoodies to help with travel. A local track may have an event shirt. A shop may have hats that racers recognize from the pits. A national team may offer full fan collections.

Listings may include motocross shirts, casual motocross hoodies, hats, team apparel, rider shirts, track shirts, event merchandise and supporter clothing.

Championships and events such as AMA Supercross and AMA Pro Motocross can be useful factual context when relevant. Tracks such as RedBud, Unadilla, Budds Creek and Ironman Raceway are examples of places where motorcycle racing culture becomes part of the merchandise story.

Actual riding jerseys, race pants, helmets, boots, gloves, goggles and body protection belong under Motorcycle Racing Gear and Safety Equipment.

Flat Track, Supermoto, Mini-Moto and Speedway Merchandise

Smaller disciplines often have some of the most loyal communities.

Flat track listings may include rider shirts, team apparel, mile or half-mile event merchandise, local track shirts and heritage-inspired fan products. Supermoto and mini-moto programs may list team shirts, kart-track event merchandise and rider apparel. Speedway clubs and riders may list shirts, scarves, hats, flags, programs and other fan goods.

American Flat Track, FIM Speedway and regional clubs can be referenced when they accurately describe the item. The same is true for track names, event names and class names.

Sellers should not use a series, rider, sponsor or manufacturer name simply to attract search traffic when the product has no legitimate connection to it.

Track, Club, Shop and Event Merchandise