Vintage 3/4 Motorcycle Helmet on 2040-parts.com
Denver, Colorado, US
Never worn 1966 Black & Gold motorcycle helmet, I believe its a Shoei but it doesn't have the sticker inside like my 1969 helmet does. Its in perfect condition accept for that the padding foam had disintegrated. The Hard original Styrofoam and liner are perfect but liner and padding should be redone if you are going to wear it. Size large. I Have owned this helmet for over 25 years, Thanks for Looking.
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