$200 OBO HD-NO3 modular helmet with SENA built-in comms device.

Normally a $375 helmet, this was given to me by a friend but it does not fit my head so as far as I'm aware, it has never been worn. Size small, has the instructions for the Sena communicator as well as its storage bag. Here is some info from the web about the helmet:

This fully-equipped modular helmet combines comfort and safety with the ultimate hands-free sound and communication experience. A lot of engineering expertise is built in, such as tripled-vented cooling and a full-integrated sound system, plus manufacturing that meets multiple safety standard certifications. Equally impressive are its Bluetooth 5.0 capabilities, with everything from advanced noise control and wind noise reduction to an integrated speaker and microphone system that supports up to 4 riders.

Average Weight: 3lbs 13oz or 1,730 grams Helmet Construction: PC/ABS injection shell, Micro Ratchet chin Stay Cool: 3 Vents, Top, Chin and Rear. Interior & Linings: Removable, washable liner. Integrated speakers and microphone. Hi-definition speakers for more bass and improved sound quality. Built-in FM radio. Includes rechargeable battery and charger Bluetooth Specifications: Bluetooth 5.0, Headset Profile (HSP). Hands-Free Profile (HFP). Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP). Audio Video Remote Control Profile (AVRCP). Advanced Noise Control. Wind noise reduction. Working distance of up to 900 meters (0.5 miles) in open terrain. Supports up to 4 riders. Built-in FM radio with RDS AF (Radio Data System Alternate Frequencies). Ride Enhancing Features: Reflective material and piping. Helmet bag included. Manufacturer & Certification: Sena. Manufacturer & Certification: SENA. Meets DOT standard FMVSS 218 requirements. RF certified in the U.S., Canada, EU28 & UK only.

Selling for $200 OBO.

Seller's note: As I did not originally purchase this helmet, my understanding of its history is limited. I welcome all questions about the helmet and any test fittings. Buyer assumes all risks and liabilities or use as motorcycle riding can be an inherently dangerous hobby. That said, life is short and you should have fun responsibly, and always wear a helmet!