Norton Motorcycles partners with Hedon to launch Hedon for Norton helmet collection.
Norton Motorcycles has launched its Hedon for Norton helmet collection, in partnership with Hedon.
The collection, named Series 1, will feature two full-face styles. The Series 1 – Glass Fibre helmet features a full glass fibre shell, while the Series 1 – Carbon Fibre features a full carbon fibre shell. Both helmets have platinum, black and red colourways in a gloss finish, with black leather lining and trim, and Hed Armour lining with 360º cushion padding.
The collection will feature two full-face styles, made of either a full glass fibre shell or a full carbon fibre shell. Both helmets have platinum, black and red colourways in a gloss finish, with black leather lining and trim, and Hed Armour lining with 360º cushion padding.
As standard, both helmets have an ECE homologated clear visor, with the option to purchase a dark visor.
All helmets in the Hedon for Norton collection will also feature Quin, a leader in intelligent technology. The Quin Tag equips every Series 1 helmet with a Digital Medical ID embedded with an NFC (Near Field Communication) chip, allowing seamless sharing of critical health and emergency information which enhances safety and emergency response in real time.
In the event of an incident, a bystander or first responder can scan the QuinTag using their phone to retrieve your designated emergency information and alert your emergency contacts.
Sanny Dodd, Global Director of Alternative Revenue of Norton Motorcycles, said: “We are excited to launch our Hedon for Norton collection, providing riders with stylish and innovative helmets. Hedon and Norton both share a passion for distinguished design that challenges the convention, making this partnership the perfect match. With Quin’s technology input, we also ensure that our customers’ safety is still our biggest priority with this collection.”
Lindsay Chong, Creative Director of Hedon, said: “From our first sketch with Norton, we asked a simple question: what stories do their riders want to tell when they drop the visor? Series 1 – Carbon Fibre answers with quiet menace—stealthy tones drawn from classic Norton tanks—while Series 1 – Glass Fibre flashes the punchy reds and polished metal of the V4CR’s exposed frame. Working side by side with Norton, I understood the brief well and wanted to translate those moods into two clear personalities, giving riders a choice between understated and unapologetic confidence.”
Ani Surabhi, CEO of Quin, said: “This partnership with Norton is a powerful example of what happens when heritage meets innovation. As Norton introduces their first-ever helmet, we’re proud that Quin’s intelligent safety technology is part of it from day one with our QuinTag system. Together, we’re proving that timeless design and cutting-edge safety can coexist to create a new benchmark in rider protection.”
The collection is currently available for UK and EU customers, and in sizes S – 3XL, with the Series 1 – Glass Fibre priced at £849.00 and the Series 1 – Carbon Fibre at £899.00.
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Original post on modernclassicbikes.co.uk and published by Frank Duggan. Frank is the Founder and Editor of Modern Classic Motorcycle News, an independent motorcycle publication covering modern classic motorcycles, roadsters, scramblers, cruisers, electric motorcycles and the wider motorcycle industry.
