Vintage Motorcycle Helmet Early 1960s Half Bobber on 2040-parts.com
Santa Clara, California, US
This is a rare early 60s halfshell helmet bobber. not sure the maker but looks American has five buttons for visor mounting. The liner is tattered but there, it has the earflaps and the strap
Up for bid is a neat vintage motorcycle helmet No size that I can see. Would guess it dates to the 1960s or so. Solid shape No Cracks with a number of nicks to the surface. See photos for a good idea on condition. Cool helmet with a great low opening bid.
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