Royal Enfield partners with Hedon to create 16 limited-edition helmets
Royal Enfield has teamed up with premium British helmet maker Hedon, and the result is 16 limited-edition helmets split evenly into two different styles.
Royal Enfield has announced a new collaboration with premium British helmet maker Hedon, which includes a limited-edition run of 16 helmets, aimed at bringing together timeless motorcycle culture, contemporary design and uncompromising craftsmanship.
Royal Enfield, which specialises in small-to-mid displacement motorcycles, is set to enter a busy period with the rollout of its first 750cc machines expected soon.
The Indian-owned company will reveal a brand-new Himalayan 750 and Continental GT 750, with the former potentially set to be unveiled at next month’s EICMA show in Milan, Italy.
But before that happens, customers have the chance to buy one of these premium Royal Enfield x Hedon helmets, which are inspired by the latter’s ‘Hedonist and Heroine Racer’ styles.
The exclusive collection features eight half-face and eight full-face helmets, all of which will be handcrafted to order.
Available globally, the new collection is aimed at modern classic and retro motorcyclists in particular, as well as collectors.
According to Royal Enfield, “the collaboration is a coming together of classic motorcycles, sartorial style and a shared passion for the culture of motorcycling. The resulting collection is designed for discerning riders and collectors who appreciate the finer details – from core motorcycle enthusiasts to fashion-forward riders”.
Now, in order to buy one of these two helmets, customers will need to spend a considerable amount of their hard earned money.
That’s because the ‘Hedonist Royal Enfield’ helmet, which is the half-face option, will cost £1,650. Meanwhile, those looking for a cafe racer style can buy the ‘Heroine Racer 2.0 Royal Enfield’ helmet for £2,100.
Both helmets meet ECE 22.06 and DOT safety standards, and are available in sizes ranging from small to XXL (half-face option) and small to XXXL (full-face lid).
You can find out more information about both helmets on the official Hedon website.
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