Brand New, Motorcycle Biker Cruiser Gloss Black Half Helmet ~xl~ on 2040-parts.com
Radford, Virginia, US
XL Brand New Motorcycle Half Face Helmet, Beautiful High Gloss Paint, SUPER LIGHTWEIGHT ADVANCED FIBERGLASS COMPOSITE SHELL PROVIDES MAXIMUM COMFORT AND SUPERB DURABLE QUALITY! DOT approved!!( FMVSS 218 )
•Technologically Advanced Lightweight ABS Thermoplastic Polyester Resin
•UV Protective Paint Finish
•Comfortable & Soft Inner Padding
•Front Ventilation System
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