New Star Wars collection announced by helmet maker Ruroc
Ruroc, the helmet manufacturer, has announced three special Star Wars editions of its Atlas 4.0 Carbon full-face motorcycle helmet.
A new Star Wars collection has been launched by the motorcycle helmet manufacturer Ruroc.
The new Ruroc Star Wars collection features three new helmet designs for the Ruroc Atlas 4.0 Carbon helmet.
Each design tributes one particular character or faction from the famous sci-fi film series. Specifically, there's a Darth Vader edition, a Stormtrooper edition, and a Boba Fett edition.
Each helmet features unique graphics themed on the basis of the character or faction to which they are dedicated; the Vader one, for example, is inspired by his famous helmet, with a Death Star design at the rear.
Additionally, each helmet features the Star Wars logo on the back of the helmet, just below its aerodynamic spoiler and above its ECE 22.06 certification sticker.
The Atlas 4.0 Carbon Star Wars editions all benefit from the same safety features as the standard Atlas 4.0 Carbon, including RHEON and a three-part, multi-density EPS.
Neal Duffy of Ruroc said: “While we’re always striving to bring designs and special editions to the range that resonate with us and our riders, the Star Wars Collection is, in our opinion, an exceptional fit with Ruroc.
“Our goal with the Star Wars Collection was to create a unique fusion of iconic Star Wars characters on the perfect canvas that is the Atlas 4.0 Carbon. Whether you’re a fan of the Sith, a follower of the Empire, or a devotee of the Mandalorian way, this collection gives you a chance to showcase your passion for the Star Wars universe while prioritising safety and functionality.”
The Ruroc Atlas 4.0 Carbon Star Wars collection retails for £450 (€525, $550). It will become available on August 23, and orders can be made on the Ruroc website.
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