Z1r Ace 3/4 Dot Helmet Rubatone Matte Black X-small With Shield on 2040-parts.com
Denver, Colorado, US
Z1R
Brand New
Ace Rubatone Helmet
- X-Small
- DOT certified
- Comfortable and removable vented interior liner is made of brushed nylon
- Two closable forehead vents and two rear vents offer adjustable air flow
- Removable cheek pads
- No-tool shield system makes for easy adjustments
- Chin strap equipped with D-ring closure
Size Chart:
Measure around head, just above your eye brows.
XX-Small 52 cm
X-Small 53-54 cm
Small 54-55 cm
Medium 56-58 cm
Large 58-60 cm
X-Large 60-62 cm
XX-Large 62-64 cm <This Helmet
XXX-Large 65-66 cm
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