Scorpion Exo C110 Exo-c110 Solid Matte Black Half Helmet. Adult Small / S on 2040-parts.com
Tillamook, Oregon, US
Brand new helmet,ordered from local dealer. paid $140.00
purchased 10/1/13
The helmet is perfect know flaws, unfortunately it does not fit me properly. It is a Small. My loss your gain save 30-50% off other listings.
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