Up for sale is a used HJC Motorcycle helmet. It comes with 3 visors: clear (not pictured), tinted (not pictured) and orange (see picture). It includes the polyester carrying bag and manual.
Helmets for Sale
Flat black icon alliance helmet(US $50.00)
Flat black icon alliance helmet(US $50.00)
Fox racing v1 mx motocross motorcycle helmet costa black size small new!! $160!(US $120.00)
Fox racing v1 mx motocross motorcycle helmet costa black size small new!! $160!(US $120.00)
Scorpion exo faceshield(US $25.99)
Afx fx4 helmet wind screen smoke - new - free shipping(US $19.99)
Video: Ferrari F70 caught drifting at Fiorano
Wed, 06 Feb 20130-60 tipped us off to this short video of Ferrari's forthcoming Enzo successor drifting its way around Ferrari's Fiorano test track. The F70's V12 can be heard, though there's no evidence of the rumored KERS-like hybrid system. Ferrari tells us to expect a sub-2,500-pound curb weight, and we're also hearing the 920-hp figure bandied about.
Jaguar/Land Rover Virtual Reality Center
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GM cancels Opel Vauxhall sale to Magna
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