Brp Rivet Painted Snowmobile Helmet on 2040-parts.com
Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, US
This is a BRP helmet that has only been wore once, so really its brand new. I bought this helmet and when I got it had this imperfection in the paint. It was never dropped I sold my sled about a month after I bought this and its just sitting around so its time to sell...thanks for looking
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