Harley Davidson Motorcycle Helmet on 2040-parts.com
Helena, Ohio, US
This helmet is all black with Harley Davidson Logo on each side. It is DOT approved. Comes with cloth cover and removable visor. Helmet has two small vents in the front that can be opened or closed to let in air. Size Small.
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