JUSTIN BRAYTON's SIGNED SHIFT RACE PANTS ANAHEIM 2 2011 supercross motocross JGR

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This listing is for Justin Brayton's 450 main event race worn 'signed' SHIFT pants from the breast cancer awareness 2011 Anaheim 2 Supercross on 5th February 2011, where he finished 4th
.  Shipped by fast Priority Mail, not slow standard mail.
JGR Yamaha's Justin Brayton's race worn SHIFT race pants from the 2011 Anaheim 2 Supercross breast cancer awareness race where Justin finished 4th to James Stewart, Ryan Villopoto and Chad Reed.  Signed on the back of the left leg, custom pink breast cancer ribbon butt patch (and Muscle Milk/Yamaha patches on back of legs).  Still have A2 dirt on them.  Size 30.
The Anaheim 2 race at that period in time had become an event to promote breast cancer awareness, and Justin's race pants feature a custom breast cancer awareness pink ribbon butt patch, with pink Shift logos to match the pink graphics on his JGR Yamaha.
Ideal for the Justin Brayton fan or Motocross/Supercross collector.
See my other signed gear, signed team pictures, team only work wear,  team rider number plates and plastics.
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