Speed + Strength Ss2500 Hell-n-back Daul Sport Helmet on 2040-parts.com
Fort Collins, Colorado, United States
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Very much like new SS2500 Dual Sport helmet in XL size. Has been worn but only twice because the fit was not right for me and i failed to return it. Includes: Mirror visor and standard clear one, no scratches, manual and spare helmet screws, helmet bag and the original box |
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