Harley Davidson 1/2 Motor Cycle Helmet With Shield - Like New on 2040-parts.com
Tracy, California, US
Up for auction is a barely worn Like new Harley Davidson Motorcycle 1/2 Helmet
Size = Small
This helmet is perfect and as new, no scratches or marks.
Comes in original box original cost was over $130.00.
It also has the quick disconnect strap attached from dealer which is a $9.95 value.
Selling because I have more than one helmet and do not need it.
Great value priced item!
Long time Ebay Seller!
Ships to Continental US Only.
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