Scorpion Full Face Motorcycle Helmet on 2040-parts.com
Royal Oak, Michigan, US
Pre-Owned Scorpion helmet is packed with all the high-end features you crave! Keeps you cool with a ventilation system that circulates fresh air continuously, allowing you to stay comfortable.Washable/Removable/Replaceable cheek pads. This is a solid quiet helmet that I hate to part with but it don't match my new black/white ZX10R. The glow is reflective tape which I added. It is highly visible at night. Comes with Clear shield and Blue tinted shield (at no extra costs).
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