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YAMAHA YZR750 / TZ750 — 1979 WORLD GRAND PRIX FACTORY MACHINE
Large-format photographic poster of the 1979 Yamaha YZR750 factory Grand Prix racer, as identified by the original poster text. The 1979 TZ750F produced 120hp at 11,000 rpm.
The TZ750 program won nine consecutive Daytona 200 races and forced a complete rethinking of motorcycle chassis, suspension, and tire design — including the adoption of Monoshock single-shock rear suspension and wide-profile slick tires — that shaped every serious race bike that followed.Cycle World technical editor Kevin Cameron ranked it one of the five most influential motorcycle designs ever built (January 19, 2012).
In 1975, Kenny Roberts rode a TZ750-powered flat tracker to victory at the Indy Mile, coming from behind to beat the Harley-Davidson factory riders. His post-race verdict: "They don't pay me enough to ride that thing."
Print Details
- Size: 37 x 25 inches
- Print medium: Kodak Professional ENDURA paper, gloss finish
- Condition: New, unused reproduction print
- Storage: Stored flat prior to shipment
Packaging
- Ships rolled in a new Uline 4-inch heavy-duty Kraft mailing tube.
- Plastic end caps for crush protection
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