Vintage 1970's Motorcycle Helmet on 2040-parts.com
Aurora, Colorado, US
Vintage 1970's Motorcycle Helmet. Side says Dec 1975, Model # 1000, Abaddon. Red, very cool. In need of a few repairs inside. Scuffed up w/ scratches, fading on top, inside is falling a part a bit as shown in photos
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