Touratech Releases Limited Edition 35-Year Anniversary Collection
As part of the new collection is a special 35th anniversary Aventuro PRO Carbon helmet, which is based off the brand’s flagship Adventure lid
Touratech has unveiled its all-new 35th anniversary collection which features a limited edition Aventuro PRO Carbon helmet, as well as two new Rack-Pack options.
The German brand has been going strong in the Adventure segment for a long time now, but just like the most high-profile helmet brands, it couldn’t help throwing a healthy dose of carbon at its new anniversary lid. The new helmet also features an integrated sun visor for good measure.
The brand’s Touratech Rack-Pack is available as part of the 35th Anniversary celebrations, both of which come in a sand colour with unique adventure appeal. Available in two sizes, customers can grab either the 25 and 50-litre options.
There’s plenty more for customers to get excited about, particularly for those who want to show off their support for Touratech while away from riding through challenging terrain. A microfibre towel, a multifunctional scarf and various hats are also available in the exclusive look of the anniversary collection.
Clothing can also be found as part of the limited edition anniversary look, with the company’s polo shirts featuring special branding.
The new helmet from Touratech will cost you £598 while the Rack-Pack is available for £68 (25-litre option) and £85.
Speaking about the new collection, Touratech CMO Martin Wickert, said: “New ideas for motorcycles’ – for 35 years, this slogan has described Touratech's commitment to setting new trends as an innovation leader in the industry and continuously raising the quality standard for motorcycle equipment and clothing.
“With the “35th Anniversary Edition”, we are offering exclusively styled products for a limited time to thank all friends of the Touratech brand and, last but not least, all those who have accompanied us on this journey.”
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