Z1r Motorcycle Helmet Small Used on 2040-parts.com
Pooler, Georgia, US
You are bidding on a Z1R Motorcycle Helmet. The helmet is a size small and includes a clear visor and a Shoei brand helmet bag. The helmet is in great condition and looks almost new. This helmet was used as a spare helmet in case of a second rider and has not been worn often. There is a very light scratch on the visor situated vertically in the center of the visor and does not impede vision.
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