Bell And Dot Youth Motocross Helmets And Goggles on 2040-parts.com
Excelsior Springs, Missouri, US
Two youth used motocross helmets and two pairs of goggles. The red and white helmet is marked Dot but also marked Bell on the front piece, and the blue and black one is also a Dot. They both show wear, but no broken parts and/or pieces, the black goggles are marked Scott and there is some foam padding missing on the inside, the red pair is not marked. Please email with any questions and please check out my "unuout" ebay store for other motocross items. Thank you.
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