Stereo Helment Headset on 2040-parts.com
Eastman, Georgia, US
5 Pin Open Face (3/4) Stereo Helment Headset, New in unopened box from J&M Manufacturing. Part number HS-8154-B-OF. Bought to install then sold bike & Helments. New in box and ready to make your communication and stero listening a breeze when your riding your bike! Only have one to sell!!
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