Genuine Harley Davidson Motorcycle Full Size Riding Helmet on 2040-parts.com
Sturtevant, Wisconsin, US
This genuine Harley Davidson full face helmet is valued at 219.95. It is designed and manufactured for your riding comfort. The inside lining is a coolmax fabric. This helmet comes with removable cushioned ear pads, flip up face visor. And extra set of screws for the visor. A dust cover and the owners manual.
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