Rjs Racing Helmet Skirt Nomex Black Flame Retardant on 2040-parts.com
Mesa, Arizona, United States
Used only a few times and in really good condition. You will need to add the small Velcro strip that goes around your helmet for this to stick too. Seems like you can buy that velcro strip almost anywhere for cheap.
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