Motorcycle Helmet Tinted Face Shields For Day Use - Pair Of Two on 2040-parts.com
Orlando, Florida, US
Two motorcycle helmet face shields with three snaps for attachment on the front of the helmet. Stamped across the top reads: "Not Warranted Shatterproof" and "Tinted Shields for Daylight Use only Mfg. in U.S.A." Small sticker on each reads: "Gran Prix, FM-1, exceeds Z87-1, Mfg. Approved USA". Size of shield is 12.75" across and 5.5" top to bottom edge. Tinted, very slight scratches but doesn't hinder vision whatsoever. Great condition. Around 13 years old and has been stored in box since.
Seller is original owner of both shields.
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