Description
AGV GP Tech Limited Edition - Rossi Misano 2012 "The Boxer" Helmet
This helmet is part of the owner’s (Erin) private collection and is being released to collectors for the first time. #1,319 out of 3,000 helmets.
It has never been worn, never fitted, and has been meticulously preserved in a climate-controlled environment since acquisition. Comes with original packaging and manufacturer box. This piece is offered strictly as a collector’s item and is not intended for riding, use, or wear.
About the Rossi Misano 2012 "The Boxer" Helmet
Debuted at Rossi's home race at Misano in 2012, the helmet was created during one of the most challenging periods of his career while racing for Ducati. Rather than shy away from criticism, Rossi embraced it with his trademark humor, unveiling a design that portrayed himself as a battered but determined boxer still fighting to the final bell.
Designed by renowned helmet artist Aldo Drudi, the graphic features a cartoon version of Rossi bruised, bandaged, and sporting a black eye while leaning against the ropes of a boxing ring. Missing teeth, facial cuts, and swollen features symbolize the difficult seasons he endured aboard the Ducati, yet the helmet's message remains optimistic and defiant. Across the top appears the phrase "Come vado?" ("How am I doing?"), showcasing Rossi's ability to laugh at himself while continuing to battle at the highest level of motorcycle racing.
The rear of the helmet includes several personal touches that Rossi fans immediately recognize. His beloved bulldogs, Cesare and Cecilia, are illustrated wearing boxing gloves and sporting matching black eyes, while Rossi's iconic Sun and Moon logo remains prominently displayed. The design also includes a tribute to his close friend and fellow racer Marco Simoncelli, honoring the beloved Italian rider's memory.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
