*BELL Custom 500 Solid Matt Black (With Studs) Open Face Road Helmet

*BELL Custom 500 Solid Matt Black (With Studs) Open Face Road Helmet

Marsoni

M251S

$199.00

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*BELL Custom 500 Solid Matt Black (With Studs) Open Face Road HelmetInspired by Bells very first production helmet in 1954, the Custom 500 is newly refined with an oval design and low profile fit, giving it that smaller look you want with the same throwback style. FEATURES: Fiberglass Shell Five Specific Shell Sizes for a Low Profile Look and Personalized Fit Anti Bacterial Liner Intregrated 5 Snap Pattern for Aftermarket Shields and Visors Padded Chin Strap with Leather D Ring Closure Genuine Leather Interior ECE 22.

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