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Hey guys,

I bought this helmet and jacket around a year ago brand new, with intentions of buying a bike straight after.

But plans have changed since then, hence the gear is still new.

To cut the long story short, never ended up getting a bike.

Helmet:

Shoei XR1000 Picotte 3 (size L)

Comes with a Iridium Visior, that has been fitted at peter stevens here in Adelaide

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Alpinestars TZ-1 Leather Jacket in Black/Red/White combo. (size 44us/54eur)

Only been tried on inside the house (again no bike)

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Not willing to seperate as it would really get way too hard to sell then.

Price:$550 ono (for helmet and the jacket)

Contact: PM on here or call 0411 392 083

  • 2 weeks later...

I had few people asking about seperating the helmet and the jacket.

If you guys can come up who wants what and as long as it sells and the money is in my account within a day or two, I'm happy to seperate.

Let me know guys

  • 2 months later...

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