Get Hands-On with the New Aventuro Helmets

With the "35 ANNIVERSARY EDITION," Touratech launches a limited version of its renowned Aventuro PRO Carbon helmet. The shell, made from high-strength X-PRO-Carbon, impressively weighs about 10% less—an important factor for long tours. Three shell sizes ensure a good fit, and with an integrated sun visor and advanced ventilation technology, it's clear: this helmet is about more than just looks; it's about functionality, too.

Wondering if the extra cost for carbon is worth it, or how well the new chin piece is ventilated? At the Travel Event, you'll have the chance to inspect the helmet firsthand. Chatting with the developers? Absolutely. Field tests in the terrain? That's on the agenda, too.

New to the lineup is the Aventuro Travel Carbon—a helmet that looks like a classic adventure helmet at first glance but reveals its true versatility when flipped up. Eyeglass wearers or those who frequently stop to ask for directions will quickly appreciate its dual benefits. Particularly pleasing are the quiet interior, wide field of view, and the ability to ride with the helmet open, thanks to dual homologation.

Whether you like it or not is up to you. And that's exactly what the event is for.

Alongside the latest technology and product innovations, the 2025 Travel Event offers plenty for both heart and mind: Talks from motorcycle travel legends like Nick Sanders, Charley Boorman, Lisa & Simon Thomas, and Joe Pichler will inspire wanderlust with real-world insights. Wrenching workshops—some specifically for women—encourage participants to get hands-on. And guided tours through the Black Forest show just how versatile your bike can truly be.

If that's not enough, you'll quickly find camaraderie at the campsite, the grill station, or over a coffee in the paddock.

Whether you're on the hunt for a new helmet, curious about how adventure carbon feels on your head, or just want to spend a weekend with like-minded enthusiasts, the Touratech Travel Event is an invitation to rediscover motorcycling—and perhaps a bit of yourself, too.

For all the details, times, and the full program, visit the Touratech website. As always, admission is free.