Green/white L 6d Atr-1 A6 Intruder Helmet 2013 Model on 2040-parts.com
Rapid City, South Dakota, US
Im selling my brand new 6D helmet! I love it but ordered one size too big and wore it twice. There is no damage of any kind, no crashes, I literally wore it two times (two motos) very cool looking and top of the line technology!! (there is one little nic, about the size of a pen tip that you can barley see. not sure how it happened.
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