Blue Fiber Optic Helmet Mohawk on 2040-parts.com
Birmingham, Alabama, US
New blue fiber optic helmet Mohawk. This fiber optic mohawk looks awesome at night and runs on a small round 12 volt battery. 1st battery is included. This mohawk is bright at night and will help the other boneheads on the road see you. Think safety! Ships via USPS 1st class Returns accepted within 14 days
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