Paul Smith | Union Jack Motorcycle Helmet
Available in a grey and burgundy abstract design, the Union Jack print motorcycle helmet features not only a sharp design, but a clear safety visor and thick frame as well. Sporting a brand logo to the side, the Paul Smith accessories helmet has a removable and washable anti-allergic and breathable padding, a padded adjustable chin strap with leather trim and a black fabric carry pouch bearing the brand logo.
Yamaha x Hermes | V-Max Bike Concept
Yamaha and Hermes, the highly praised fashion label, have joined together to create a V-Max concept bike. Hermes and Yamaha aimed to create a leather, sleek bike taking details to the tank, seat, mudguards, headlight cover, exhaust silencers, grips, brushed aluminium mirrors, meter case and exhaust.
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Renard | Grand Tourer Motorcycle
The DNA of the Renard Grand Tourer is engineering intelligence – an ultra-light composite unibody, longitudinally mounted V2 engine and components that represent the cutting edge of the motorcycle industry. The Renard GT’s carbon-fiber monocoque weighs only 11 kilograms, and is reinforced with Kevlar, to make it resistant to impact and vibration. Thanks to an increased cross-section, the composite body is stiffer than a regular pipe frame, and thus ensures very precise steering. The unibody integrates the motorcycle’s frame, gondolas, petrol tank and air box into a single load-bearing structure. The sleek, no-nonsense exterior gives the Renard its distinctive appearance.
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The Tritorn | All Bike
For most bike enthusiasts, the difference between comfort and pain, fast and slow, safe and unsafe matters a lot. This is where the CP Project One comes in to fit a good part of the best motorcycle builders and enthusiasts. It wouldn’t be an overstatement to call their latest work, The Triton a dream bike for every enthusiast. Like bikers, they follow their own road and the result is an inimitable motorcycle that takes its inspiration directly from the culture of comics. Using a Norton featherbed frame and a Triumph 750 Bonneville engine, the Triton is the brainchild of French designers Frank Charriaut and Vincent Prat from Southsiders MC. However, it was Daniel Delfour who could actually make their blend a reality with his ability to decode what actually the designers intended. In the most amazing part of bringing the bike together, Delfour decided to do away with front brakes, supposedly, in the pursuit to follow their own road or maybe they wanted to break free of the rules. So, keeping aside all the mumbo-jumbo of what brought this heart throb to the streets, you can actually do away with the trash in your garage and make space for this beast.
