Pro team short sleeve jerseys

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Pro Team jerseys on this page, in size order: Molteni medium | Amore & Vita 1990-1992 size 4 | Mercatone Uno 1998 large | 7-Eleven 1990 X-large | Mapei 1998 X-large | KAS 1986 XX-large | La Vie Claire 1985 XX-large | Motorola 1995 XX-large | ADR-Agrigel 3X-large | Carrera-Vagabond 3X-large | Del Tongo-Colnago 3X-large | Gatorade-Chateau d'Ax 3X-large | Hitachi-Merckx-Mavic 1989 size 7 | PDM size 7 | Peugeot 3X-large | Reynolds-Reynolon 3X-Large | Système U 3X-large

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Molteni medium short-sleeve jersey. New, $120.00

Part# 26001

• Made in Italy by Santini
• 80% Nylon, 20% Elastane

Molteni is one of the iconic teams in cycling history. It has a long history, having been started by the owners of the Milan sausage maker Molteni in 1958. Though the team was quite successful with such riders as Gianni Motta and Michele Dancelli in its earlier years, it is Eddy Merckx, the winningest rider in cycling history, who really gave the team its fame. Merckx rode for Molteni from 1971-1976. 1976 was the team's last year.

Here's Eddy Merckx racing with Roger de Vlaeminck in the 1973 Omloop Het Volk (now called the Omloop Het Nieuwsblad). Merckx won, with de Vlaeminck finishing second, 2 seconds behind. Merckx is wearing the classic Molteni jersey, but with an important alteration. As a former world champion (1967, 1971 at that point) he was allowed to wear rainbow bands on his collar and cuffs.

Front. Note the "Molteni" is embroidered.

And here's the back.

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Amore & Vita size 4 (large) 1990-1992 team jersey. Used, $75.00

This was made for and imported by Torelli Imports and has a "Torelli" label in the collar.

The squad had its origins in 1948 as an amateur team started by Ivano Fanini. The team transformed to a pro squad, "Amore & Vita", and was first registered as a continental pro team in 1989. As of this posting in late 2020, the team looks to continue racing as Amore & Vita-Prodir.

In 1989, during an audience at the Vatican with Pope John Paul II, Fanini had his riders appearing in jerseys with the slogan "No to Abortion". Subsequently, the team was renamed Amore e Vita, "Love and Life".

The team says it is the oldest professional cycling team in the world.

Jersey front

And the back of the jersey

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Mercatone Uno 1998 large short sleeve jersey. New, $100.00

Part# 25992

• Made in Italy by Santini
• 60% Polyester, 40% Polyamide
• Full zipper
• This is the jersey worn by Marco Pantini in his incredible 1998 season where he won both the Giro d'Italia and the Tour de France the same year.

Marco Pantani wins stage 15 of the 1998 Tour de France. Sirotti photo

Front

And from the back.

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7-Eleven X-large 1990 team jersey. New, $150.00/each

• Made by Descente
• Hidden zipper opens down to the Hoonved logo.
• Among other 7-Eleven victories in 1990, Andy Hampsten won stage 7 of the Tour of Switzerland in this jersey.

Here's the front of the jersey.

Three-quarter view

And here's the back of the jersey.

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Mapei-Bricobi X-Large 1998 team jersey. New, $85.00

Part# 26027

• Made by Sportful Clothing Company of Italy
• 100% Polyester
• Mapei-Bricobi was 1998's #1 pro team with 38 victories, including Paris-Roubaix, Paris-Nice, Tour of Flanders, Gent-Wevelgem, World Road Championships and the Tour of Lombardy.

Here's Franco Ballerini winning 1998 Paris-Roubaix in his Mapei-Bricobi jersey. Sirotti photo

Here's our X-Large Mapei jersey.

And from the back.

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KAS XX-Large 1986-88 team jersey. New, $100.00/each

• Made in Spain by Etxeondo, the original maker of the KAS team jerseys.
• We have two in stock.
• This is the jersey made famous by Sean Kelly, who won about everything in the 1980s.
• KAS is a Spanish soft drink company.

Here's Sean Kelly winning the 1986 Milano-San Remo.

Here's the front of the jersey

Three-quarter view

Here's the back of the jersey.

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La Vie Claire XX-Large 1985 team jersey. New, $100.00/each

• Made by Teams of the World
• Replica of the famous Piet Mondrian-inspired team jsersey.

Bernard Hinault riding the 1985 Tour de France prologue. Sirotti photo

Here's the front of the jersey

Three-quarter view

Here's the other side.

Here's the back of the jersey.

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Motorola XX-Large 1995 team jersey. New, $150.00/each

• Motorola took over sponsorship of the 7-Eleven team in 1991 and was the primary sponsor of the team through 1996.
• 100% Polyester
• Full zipper
• Made in Italy by Giordana.

Front of the jersey.

Three-quarter view.

Here's the back of the jersey

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ADR-Agrigel 3X-Large 1989 team jersey. New, $200.00/each

• This is Italian clothing maker Santini's version of the iconic jersey worn by Greg LeMond
• It is not an exact copy. Notably, it does not have bike maker Bottecchia's logo.
• We have two in stock.

Here's the front.

Three-quarter view.

Here's the back of the jersey

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Carrera-Vagabond 3X-large/Size 7 jersey. New, $100.00/each

• 100% polyester
• Made by Italian clothing maker Nalini

Front view

Three-quarter view.

Here's the back of the jersey

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Del Tongo-Colnago 3X-Large cycling jersey. New, $100.00

• Made by Santini in Italy

Front view

Three-quarter view

And here's the back of the jersey.

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Gatorade-Chateau d'Ax 3X-Large cycling jersey. New, $100.00

• This is the 1991-1992 team jersey.
• Made by Santini of Italy
• The most famous member of the team of those years was Gianni Bugno, winner of the World Championships in 1991 and 1992.

One of the best-remembered jerseys of the era.

Three-quarter view

Here's the back of the jersey.

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Hitachi-Merckx-Mavic 3X-Large (marked size 7) cycling jersey. Possibly worn once. $100.00/each

• This is the 1989 team jersey.
• Notable members of the team that year were Claude Criquielion, Dirk de Wolf and Marc Sergeant.
• Made in Italy by Giordana

Here's the front of the jersey

Three-quarter view

Here's the back of the jersey.

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PDM 3X-Large (marked size 7) cycling jersey. New,$100.00/each

• Produced by Ultima, one of the team sponsors.
• The team raced from 1986 until 1992.
• The team included some of the finest riders of the era, including Raul Alcala, Sean Kelly, Andy Bishop, Gerrie Knetemann and Jonathan Boyer.

Here's the front of the jersey.

Three-quarter view

Here's the back of the jersey.

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Peugeot 3X-large cycling jersey. New, $150.00/each

• Peugeot sponsored a professional racing team from 1901 until 1986. The famous checkerboard design (which worked very well during the era of black & white TV) was first used in 1963 and remained the jersey style until the team folded in 1986.
• A list of the riders who have ridden for the team includes Lucien Petit-Breton, Charly Gaul, Tom Simpson, Eddy Merckx, Bernard Thévenet, Phil Anderson and Steven Roche. Quite a roster.
• This jersey is made in Italy by Santini.
• We have two in stock.

Here's the front of the jersey

Three-quarter view

Here's the back of the jersey.

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Reynolds-Reynolon 3X-Large cycling jersey. New, $100.00/each

• This is a late 1980s version of the team jersey most notably worn by Pedro Delgado, winner of the 1988 Tour de France.
• This jersey was made by Safety Smart Wear of Colombia.

Here's the front of the jersey

Three-quarter view

Here's the back of the jersey. Please note that the right pocket has an extra zippered pocket.

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Système U 3X-Large cycling jersey. New, $100.00/each

• Made by Safety Smart Wear of Colombia
• We have two in stock.
• This jersey was most famously worn by Laurent Fignon, winner of the 1983 & 1984 Tours de France. Plus, second to Greg LeMond in the 1989 edition of the Tour. But Fignon did win the Giro d'Italia that year.

Here's Laurent Fignon winning the 1989 Milano-San Remo. Sirotti photo

Here's the front of the jersey

Three-quarter view

Here's the back of the jersey. Please note that the right pocket has an extra zippered pocket.