Harley Davidson Hd-j1v 3/4 Motorcycle Helmet W/retractable Face Shield on 2040-parts.com
Athens, Georgia, US
Harley-Davidson® Women's 3/4 Helmet with Retractable Sun Shield. 98394-11VW
Polycarbonate shell. Advanced Channeling Ventilation System allows for full front-to-back airflow to help flush out heat and humidity. One-touch Integrated tinted Sun Shield deploys quickly and easily. Face shield features 95% UV protection and anti-scratch coating. RapidFire shield replacement system for quick, secure, tool-free removal and installation. SilverCool interior helps wick moisture and eliminate odors with removable, washable, antibacterial liner. Helmet bag included. Harley-Davidson graphics. Meets DOT requirements. HJC, 3 lbs.
Still in like new condition. Only used two times.
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