Arai "tommy Gun" Motorcycle Helmet Rx-7 Corsair on 2040-parts.com
Torrance, California, US
This is a used ARAI RX-7 Corsair Helmet in good condidtion, very rare motorcycle helmet. I have a Go Pro mount on the top of it and a decal on the rear that you can remove if you wish. Helmet has never been down. COmes with Dark Smoke Visor. Has very small tear in fabric as shown in the picture. Helmet has normal wear but no major scratches as shown in the pictures. If any questions ask before bidding. Free Standard shipping to lower 48. Thank you
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