Sell Scorpion VX-34 Off-Road Helmet - Solid Black - XL in USA, United States, for US $149.95

Condition:New with tags Manufacturer Part Number:34-0036 Make:Scorpion Brand:Scorpion UPC:845468027950


	Item is NEW and boxed - NOT a factory second or store return. We are an authorized distributor of Scorpion products.
Scorpion VX-34 Solid Off-Road Helmet Size: X-Large Color: Gloss Black • Premium Polycarbonate shell. • Impact absorbing EPS. • Cooling ventilation system. • Tooless changeable Mouthvent with washable sponge filter. • Replaceable and washable KwickWick-2 liner set (including crown piece and cheek pads.) • Removable and washable Mudguard protecting from injury. • Air inflatable cheek pad with AIR PUMP AirFit®. • Aerotuned design. • Certified DOT / ECE R22-05.
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