Harley Davidson Helmet, Size M / Medium on 2040-parts.com
Poway, California, US
Harley Davidson Helmet, Size M / Medium. This has a built in slide down sun visor and a couple vents that can be opened or closed. It is very lightly used but is pre-owned so there are a few small scratches and blemishes but overall the helmet is in nice shape. Please see pictures and let me know if you have any questions.
I accept Paypal only and only ship to the lower 48 states at this time. No international shipping. California residents will be charged 7.50% sales tax and San Diego County residents will be charged sales tax according to the buyer's local rate. Thanks!
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