Bird Engineering T-Shirts
Description: A fierce and colorful vintage motorsport design from 1965 for Bird Engineering’s War Eagle minibike. The artwork features an aggressive eagle with a snarling beak, wearing a blue-and-white feathered headband, gripping the handlebars of a roaring minibike. Flames burst from the exhaust as the bike tears through clouds of smoke, all set against a bold red oval background. The distressed texture, dynamic composition, and retro yellow lettering—reading “Soaring With The ’70s”—capture the rebellious and adventurous spirit of mid-century minibike culture.
Description: The Wren mini bike was a popular lightweight vintage small motorized bike manufactured by Bird Engineering in Omaha, Nebraska, starting in the early 1960s. It was famously offered as a budget-friendly kit or fully assembled, and retailed or distributed through major department stores and catalogs like Sears and J.C. Penney.
Description: Based in Omaha, Nebraska, Bird Engineering sold their minibikes and go karts through major department stores throughout the '60s and '70s. They offered several models of minibikes over the years, though the WarEagle was without question the most popular and as such, is one of the more common models one might find for sale today if you're in the market for an old school minibike.
Description: The Wren mini bike was a popular lightweight vintage small motorized bike manufactured by Bird Engineering in Omaha, Nebraska, starting in the early 1960s. It was famously offered as a budget-friendly kit or fully assembled, and retailed or distributed through major department stores and catalogs like Sears and J.C. Penney.
Description: A fast and dynamic concept inspired by the speed and agility of a bird in motion. This design combines energy, movement, and freedom with a bold and minimal message. Perfect for fans of nature, speed, flying creatures, and lightweight fast aesthetics.
Description: The design shows a fancy dodo silhouette in front of casual retro colors. Unfortunately, this great chubby flightless bird became extinct on Mauritius several years ago. But now it is supposed to come back by means of genetic engineering. Good idea?
Description: The design shows a fancy dodo silhouette in front of casual retro colors. Unfortunately, this great chubby flightless bird became extinct on Mauritius several years ago. But now it is supposed to come back by means of genetic engineering. Good idea?
