Team Yamaha Ama Yzf750 Poster 1998 Rich Oliver Hacking on 2040-parts.com
Deerfield, Illinois, US
1998 Team Yamaha factory AMA racing poster. Size is 17" X 22". Bike was the YZF750, riders were Rich Oliver and Jamie Hacking. Condition is good but not perfect or flawless: there are noticeable creases on edges and one on upper left corner from storage and shelf wear. No rips or tears, no stains, no pinholes in corners.
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