Fly Racing Mx Helmet - Hmk Limited Edition F2 Carbon Pro - Small - Blk/charcoal on 2040-parts.com
Bay Shore, New York, US
FLY RACING MX HELMET
HMK LIMITED EDITION F2 CARBON PRO
BLACK/CHARCOAL
SMALL
Part# 73-4901S
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Snell M2010, DOT approved for USA.
Other safety standards include ECE and AS (Australian).
Meets or exceeds the toughest safety standards on the market
Limited Edition HMK graphic scheme
Visible snow specific graphic and design
Breath box included
Same shell and interior as F2 moto helmets
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Retails for $ 299.95
This item is
BRAND NEW, NEVER USED, in the ORIGINAL PACKAGING.New York State residents add 8.625% Sales Tax.
CLOSE-OUT ITEM. FINAL SALE - NO RETURNS!!!
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SHIPPING PRICE LISTED is to SHIP TO the LOWER 48 U.S. STATES ONLY!!!
SHIPPING
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