Spike Strip Mohawk - 1037 Maltese Cross Strip Motorcycle Helmet Not Included on 2040-parts.com
Medford, Oregon, United States
WELCOME TO LOST CAUZ HELMETS AND MORE! Product DescriptionSpike Strip Mohawk - 1037 Maltese Cross StripHelmet Not IncludedProduct DescriptionSpike strip #1037 Maltese Cross Strip Motorcycle Helmet spikes. Approximately 17" long. Talk about an attitude adjustment!! Try on these killer helmet spikes. No drilling required. These spike strips come with two-sided industrial grade tape that becomes stronger with time. They are applied directly to the top of the helmet, just peel off and apply. Length is easily adjustable to your helmet with the use of scissors. All sales final due to the one-time application method. Helmet not included |
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