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On the drawing board.

One hell of a machine from the crew at
One hell of a team. 🇦🇺

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Unleash your aim with our fierce dragon case designs, made for competitive archers who rule the range! Thanks to for the equipment hookup. for the material.

Every once in a while… you’ve gotta design one for yourself.

This started as a Bell MX-9 ADV MIPS—a helmet I’ve always liked for its shape and versatility—and turned into something a little more personal.

Inspired by Kaneda’s bike from AKIRA (1988), but not a replica.
Pulled in key elements from the film and reworked them into my own style while keeping some of the original visual language intact.

No client brief. No constraints. Just pure creative direction.

Designing for yourself is a dangerous game…
you don’t have anyone to tell you to stop.

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Built on MX-9 ADV MIPS


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History made at the Daytona 200.

Kayla Yaakov finished 3rd, becoming the only female rider to ever stand on the podium in the Daytona 200.

This race has been run for decades and is one of the most respected events in motorcycle racing worldwide.

Standing on that podium means something.

Kayla didn’t just compete in the Daytona 200.

She changed the record books.

Daytona is known for breaking riders.

Not welcoming them.

In his first ever race weekend at Daytona, Sam Drane delivered an incredible performance:

Race 1 → 2nd place
Race 2 → 1st place

That kind of debut at one of the most difficult tracks in the world is something special.

The future is looking very fast.

Avery Dreher delivered the highest finishing position ever for an MV Agusta in the Daytona 200.

Daytona is brutal. High speeds, long race distance, and zero room for mistakes.

To put an MV Agusta at the front of the results in a race like this is a milestone for the brand and the team.

The Dreher siblings didn’t just show up to Daytona…

They made history.

History was made at the Daytona 200 this weekend.

Siblings Ella and Avery Dreher both took the grid in one of the most demanding races in motorcycle racing.

Ella Dreher became the youngest rider ever to compete in the Daytona 200, stepping onto one of the biggest stages in the sport.

Racing the same historic event alongside her brother makes this moment even bigger.

Daytona is where legends are written.
And this weekend the Dreher family added their name to that history.