Icon Domain 2 Mechanica Xl Helmet on 2040-parts.com
Fayetteville, North Carolina, US
I have up for sale a ICON Domain 2 Mechanica helmet size XL. This helmet was only used a few times for those very special rides!! I have loved all the attention I got from it and kids saying it looks like a helmet from Halo.
The helmet comes with one chrome reflective face shield, a clear face shield (never used), the chin air diffuser, as well as the bag. The helmet has no smells and is in a smoke free house. The hemet was used, but to my best I can see no scratches. Pads inside are in great shape and looks like it has never been worn. This helmet is very rare and never comes up for sale!!!
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