Nolan N104 Modular Helmet - Platinum Silver - Small W/n-com B4+ on 2040-parts.com
Houston, Texas, United States
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1.5 yrs old. Worn six times. Lining washed and clean. N-Com B4+ Communication system installed and working. All paperwork included for helmet and N-Com. Good condition with dings or scratches. Clear Shield, Anti-fog Shield and Sun Visor are scratch free. Selling because helmet never quite fit right.
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