AMA Club Curve Decal
$3.00
The AMA Club Curve Decal is a colorful die-cut sticker, featuring the vintage AMA logo and a yellow curves ahead sign.
Measurements: approximately 3 inches wide by 2.75 inches tall
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U.S. Support Team, 53rd ISDT Patch
$10.00
U.S. Support Team, 53rd ISDT Patch
$10.00
This vintage patch was created for the International Six Day Trials (ISDT) held in Kulltorp, Sweeden in 1978. The patch features a blue circle and a yellow cross in the center on a white background. U.S. Support Team is embroidered in black around the top and 53rd ISDT is on the bottom.
Measurements: 3.5 inches
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AMA Work Shirt
$55.00

AMA Work Shirt
$55.00
The AMA Work Shirt is made of a lightweight, breathable and durable fabric. It features two flap pockets, with a sewn-down pencil stall on the left pocket, and a versatile side-vented straight hem. The AMA logo is embroidered in red, blue and white above the right pocket. The American Motorcyclist Association Since 1924 graphic is screen printed on the back, and the left sleeve features an American flag patch.
Color: Charcoal | Fabric: 4.25 oz Poplin Ripstop | Blend: 65% polyester, 35% cotton
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Hillclimb Pin
$15.00
Hillclimb Pin
$15.00
The 2000 AMA Great Destinations Hillclimb Lapel Pin honors professional motorcycle hillclimbing. This vintage lapel pin offers a worm’s eye view, just before the flag drops.
Even before the AMA came into existence dozens of clubs in America hosted this raucous racing. Stretched chassis and rear suspensions being among the few changes in more than 100 years of racing, these monsters are second in all-out power only to those found on America’s drag strips.
Measurements: 1 inch tall by 1/2 inch wide.
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AMA Open Road Pin
$3.00
AMA Open Road Pin
$3.00
The limited-edition, AMA Open Road Pin celebrates the iconic U.S. Route 66. The pin features the AMA logo in blue and red. The words Open Road are in yellow along the bottom of the pin.
Established in 1926, Route 66 was one of the original highways of the U.S. Highway System, originally stretching from Chicago, Ill. to Santa Monica, Calif. and covering more than 2,400 miles.
Measurements: approximately 1.25 inches wide by .75 inches tall.








