3 new pieces of equipment that revolutionize the way people ride motorcycles

When you ride your motorcycle, it's like everything in life: open to interpretation. You do it your way and in the way that suits you best.

However, there are undeniable aspects that, under no circumstances, should be overlooked, among which is safety.

Practicality as well. Combining both gives us an idea of how the world of motorcycles is evolving and how far we've come.

Awareness and conviction

So, we could say that we're increasingly aware of safety.

Likewise, assisted by initiatives such as the possibility of riding 125 cc motorcycles with a car license, practicality also convinces us... more and more.

Good proof of this can be found in the following three elements that reinterpret both concepts for the benefit of motorcycle users.

1. Zyon helmet

We've gone from the non-approved "fine-avoiding" helmet to the most advanced models in composite fibers under the ECE 22.06 standard.

If you add to this extra protection in previously unimaginable details for how necessary and futuristic the proposal is, interest increases significantly...

This is the case with the new Zyon helmet, which, thanks to its high-performance particle filter, analyzes and cleans the air inside.

Through an app, this four-layer filter is kept under control at all times in terms of analysis, performance, wear, etc.

Additionally, it features a continuous 180° rear light strip whose beam intensifies when braking.

It's a flip-up helmet that includes MIPS technology, which helps reduce rotational forces in the event of angled impacts.

2. Backjacket jacket

Other needs in our daily lives have led to the creation of this unique jacket.

We've all experienced that, when parking, we haven't known what to do with the jacket... or with the helmet and gloves.

The Backjacket solves this: in a matter of seconds, it turns into a backpack in which you can carry what you need inside.

Thus, the jacket itself also stops being a nuisance in your hands and becomes attached to your back as a backpack.

Made of 600D Cordura and Level 2 protections, it makes your movements easier when you park the motorcycle quickly and easily.

3. Dainese D-air smart vest

The development and application of air-assisted restraint systems have evolved from the automotive field to motorcycles.

Today, prestigious brands in the world of motorcycle gear like Dainese have managed to create increasingly refined products.

This is the case with the D-air Smart vest, which we had the opportunity to test a short time ago with excellent results.

This translates into a comfortable, lightweight airbag system that, in general, is practically non-injurious when added to your usual motorcycle gear.

Installed either over your jacket or underneath it, it provides the necessary torso protection in the event of a fall, regardless of riding speed.

All of this is complemented by extra useful information through an application that you can install for free on your phone. This is how the "motorcyclist 2.0" gears up.