Bell Helmet M4 Auto Racing White Motorcycle Hot Rod Bobber Chopper Dot on 2040-parts.com
Ventura, California, US
This helmet is a Bell M4 series helmet. It retails for $379.00 plus shipping. I used this for a week. I have 3 helmets so I dont need this one. I took off all of the dumb stickers to give it that monotone look. Great helmet. has a few minor paint chips. This helmet was only used 5 times, so it DOES NOT STINK like sweat. Smells like new. I will pay for shipping if the buy it now price is used. Thanks for looking
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