Bell Gp.2 Red Wing Auto Racing Helmet Sa2010 & Fia8858 7 1/2 (60) on 2040-parts.com
Spring, Texas, United States
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Used but in absolutely perfect condition! Used this helmet twice for shifter kart racing, total of 2 hours of use. It has a bell 287 blue chrome shield, bell tear off post, bell rear spoiler, and a bell hemet bag. Size is a 7 1/2 or 60. The mustache can be taken off, its just a sticker. There is a go pro mount on the side. Also I think I have the original box to go with it. Paid over 600.00 for this helmet and pretty much never used it.
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