Buell And Simpson Launch The Modular Helmet Of Limited Edition Bandits Only 850 Units

Mod Bandit. (Photo: Simpson)

JAKARTA Buell Motorcycles, an American motorcycle manufacturer based in Grand Rapids, Michigan, is again making a breakthrough. Founded in 1983 by former Harley-Davidson engineer Erik Buell, this brand has now announced a new partnership with well-known helmet manufacturer Simpson. The result of the collaboration is a limited edition modular helmet named Mod Bandit.

Most interestingly, the Buell x Simpson Mod Bandit helmet is a very limited special edition, produced only as many as 850 units worldwide. This figure makes it a collection of items that Buell and Simpson fans are looking for.

Citing Visordown, Thursday, August 14, the Mod Bandit helmet is part of Buyel's return to the international market, including England. Along with the return of iconic motors such as Super Cruiser and Super Touring, Buell is now completing its product line with high-performance accessories.

Helmet Buell x Simpson Mod Bandit comes with a fierce all-black design. Using an elegant and modern foreign carbon theme, this helmet is also decorated with the Buell logo on the side, confirming its identity as an exclusive collaboration product.

Priced at $799, the helmet is designed as a practical and versatile modular helmet. Simpson claims the helmet is compatible with most communication systems, making it an ideal choice for motorists who need connectivity while driving.

In addition, this helmet is equipped with a double d-ring binding system and metal chin locking components for extra strength and durability. Available in the construction of the Tri-Composite or Carbon Fibre, this helmet offers maximum protection. The helmet's inner layer can also be removed and washed, adding comfort to users.

This helmet already has DOT and ECE certification, ensuring that international security standards are met. For those interested, this helmet can be ordered through Simpson's official website.