UNDULATION : Motorcycle HELMET #04

This is a replica full face helmet with a vintage look from the 1970's made in the U.S.A., with a complete set of undulution process. This unique sparkle color is achieved by applying several layers of inorganic-organic hybrid paint made of nano-silica/acrylic resin, which is not available in general paint sales channels. This helmet has a gold color on all bases and a purple color directly above the gold color. Above all, the traditional Japanese noble image color is projected there.

Vintage motorcycle helmets have the ultimate shape in terms of design and function. There is not the slightest distortion in the curves of each part of the helmet cap, which is the result of the efforts of our predecessors who worked as modelers for helmet makers at that time and continued to search for their ideal shapes without compromise. The shape and appearance of vintage motorcycle helmets, which are a collection of curves filled with inevitability, are beautiful and still attract many motorcyclists today.

Furthermore, in the remake version of vintage helmets that have been released by various helmet makers in recent years, we see that they have poured ideas and technologies of the 21st century into the ultimate modeling that seems to have already been completed, and have been elevated to a silhouette that could never be achieved with the industrial technology of the time. I see it as a silhouette that could never have been achieved with the industrial technology of the time. In terms of design, a replica helmet with a vintage look, which is a mass of necessity, is it possible to express "UNDULATION" or not? Is the element of art necessary for motorcycle helmets or not? Please take a look at the following photos and make a judgment on the necessity of the helmet.