Cool old school FOX ads

I had that RJ gear but in red.....then rocked the white visor with the fox hear on my moto4......


I would still run that shit now. Such nice looking gear

I had a lot of that gear in different colorways. I had a set of the forest green gear that they came out with in 93'/94' and I thought it was so cool. It still looks pretty good, but I forgot how much purple Fox used in all their gear in this era. The 80's gear that RJ wore is awesome. I would love to see Fox make some retro lines using this gear as the inspiration. Like the red/white Daytona gear they made, just in more colorways.

Iconic.

Brought back a lot of great memories.

Thank you.

Justin

Goodbye harddrive space

Many and most of those images are framed and hanging up on the walls of the Morgan Hill office. Walking through there is a neat timeline of history. RC's first resume along with a hand written letter from Jeannie is one of the coolest things in there.

I grew up in Campbell, Ca. I remember when FOX was run out of a small machine shop located in a little business park on McGlincey Lane. Back when they manufactured airshox etc. It was tiny. The facility in Morgan Hill is amazingly huge when compared to their original place.

I hate to bump this thread from 6 years ago but these pictures sure bring back memories. I loved the 1996 era of MC and when Henry was on Honda. So cool to see pictures from catalogs I used to carry in my backpack everywhere when I was 10

Should be pinned to top of board.

Best catalog ever! Period. The race photos, the riders modeling the gear, the photos of the products.... were all just incredible and captured that era of moto perfectly.

Love these photos just as much today as I did when I was a kid.



RJ in his prime in some of the best gear ever made and Bradshaw tearing it up on 80’s before he hit the big time. Love it

Thanks for sharing! Used to cut those out of the magazines and hang them on my wall as a kid. Sure brings back some memories! 90's era of moto was the best!

Tblazier is legend. Been following his old ads/bike brochures/history of/videos for years. Thank you for keeping the greatest years of the sport alive.

It really doesn’t get any better 90’s Fox gear!