Vintage Used Old School 1960's? Motorcycle Or Motocross Style Open Face Helmet on 2040-parts.com
Billings, Montana, US
Unknown 1970's used open face Motorcycle or moto X This is used with wear all over including scrapes, scratches. Tried to get a photo of every side so you could see the wear. Foam on the inside top is well worn and strap is in good shape. Good collectible piece for someone's man cave or have it restored. Unmarked as per size but think it is a Large as I wear a medium helmet. My head size is 6 7/8.
Item sold as is and any questions please email me.
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