Josh Hill Dragon Poster Banner on 2040-parts.com
Brick, New Jersey, US
Large 24" tall x 48" wide tall poster/banner of Supercross star Josh Hill
The poster was produced by his then sponsor Dragon goggles several years ago when he was racing a Yamaha.
It is a plastic type of poster/banner with eyelets in all 4 corners.
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