Ruroc “Leave Your Mark” custom helmet design competition voting opens
Rider-designed Ruroc helmets are in the spotlight as voting opens for the “Leave Your Mark” design competition.
Voting has now opened for the Ruroc Leave Your Mark helmet design competition, with four rider-created designs going head-to-head for the chance to become a real Ruroc helmet.
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The competition invited artists, riders and fans to submit their own helmet concepts, with the strongest designs making it through to a public head-to-head tournament.
Four finalists have now made it through to the quarter-final stage, with the designs named Shangri, Arcana, Party Girl and Cyber Lily.
The voting is taking place through the Ruroc Motorcycle Gang Facebook group, which has temporarily been switched to public so anyone can view the entries and have their say.
The four quarter-finals will be followed by two semi-finals, before the final vote takes place on September 22. The overall winner will then be announced on September 24.
And there is more at stake here than simply bragging rights. Ruroc says the winning design will be handed over to its in-house design team and taken through the full commercial design and manufacturing process.
That will eventually result in a limited run of 100 helmets featuring the winning design, with the public release scheduled for summer 2027.
The winner will also receive five customised helmets featuring their design.
Ruroc says the competition is intended to reflect its focus on community feedback and individual expression, while giving its riders a say in what ultimately makes it into production.
The public vote is now live, with the active match-ups pinned to the top of the Ruroc Motorcycle Gang Facebook group.
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Simon (AKA Toad) has been working within the motorcycle industry for more than twelve years, and a member of the motorcyclist family since birth. Growing up around British-built single and twins, it was inevitable that a life on two wheels was on the cards, from a very early age!
