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Since the last one or two years, modular helmets have been sought after by Indonesian consumers, especially those who like long-distance touring. In fact, many sales of SMK Helmets in Indonesia are contributed by this product.
Avant Tjen, Sales & Marketing Director of PT Prakarsa Bangun Sarana as the SMK Helmet distributor, said that modular helmets offer convenience for motorbike riders who like touring. This is because the head safety can be adjusted according to the user’s needs.
He explained that for a year in Indonesia, SMK Helmet had sold many modular helmets through Gullwing products. This flip-up style head restraint is claimed to be suitable for touring because of its features and air ventilation.
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“SMK Helmet, especially the SMK Gullwing model, is currently much sought after by consumers because the Gullwing is modular, European Style but the price is affordable. Gullwing is indeed our flagship model,” said Avant Tjen in his official statement, Wednesday (20/11).
Gullwing is a modular helmet for motorbike riders and everyday commuters. The head guard has a dynamic outer shell design. With dual P/J homologation, the Gullwing can be used as an open helmet and a full-face helmet.
For the record, SMK Helmet is a helmet brand from India that entered Indonesia last year. They offer a number of model choices, ranging from half face, full face, to modular.
The products they market have obtained DOT, SNI and ECE 22.06 licenses. SMK Helmet also presents models made from carbon composite, polycarbonate and fiber glass.
“We are grateful to customers in Indonesia who have high interest in SMK Helmet. In the future we will be committed to continuing to bring products full of innovation that exceed consumer expectations,” he said.
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The Helmets That Make You Feel Like a Superhero
Welcome to the thrilling world of modular helmets in Indonesia! It seems like these fancy helmets are not just a fashion statement, but also a necessity for those long-distance road warriors. Who knew that when you strap on a modular helmet, you’d be one step closer to feeling like you’ve got your own superhero alter-ego? Well, that’s what the good folks at SMK Helmets are banking on.
Avant Tjen, their Sales & Marketing Director, claims that these helmets aren’t just protective headwear; they’re a convenience for motorbike riders who fancy a bit of touring. That’s right folks, no longer do you have to choose between safety and comfort. Now you can have your cake and eat it too! Modular helmets are like the Swiss Army knives of the helmet world—versatile, handy, and probably capable of opening a bottle of wine if you try hard enough.
According to Tjen, the Gullwing model from SMK has taken the market by storm. And why? Well, aside from its flip-up design that allows you to enjoy the breeze on your face and, let’s be honest, show off a little bit while stopping for petrol, it’s also got solid air ventilation. Let’s face it, nobody wants to rip off their helmet and look like they’ve been doused in a bucket of sweat after a little ride.
Now, here’s a fact for your next pub quiz: the Gullwing isn’t just stylish, it’s also practical. It can function both as an open helmet and a full-face helmet, thanks to its dual P/J homologation. You can go from “look at me, I’m a cool rider!” to “please don’t talk to me, I’m in deep thought!” in less than a second. And given the helmet’s European style at a decent price, it’s clear why Indonesian consumers can’t resist.
For those of you still confused, let me clarify something: SMK Helmet is an Indian brand that has made its grand entrance to the Indonesian market just last year. They’re not just throwing their helmets at the wall and seeing what sticks—they’ve got options ranging from half face to full face, modular and everything in between. It’s like a buffet of head protection.
These helmets have also passed a series of rigorous safety tests, with licenses including DOT, SNI, and ECE 22.06. And they’re not cutting corners either—models made from carbon composite, polycarbonate, and fiberglass are all on offer. Because when it comes to safety, we don’t compromise, right?
“We are grateful to customers in Indonesia who have high interest in SMK Helmet,” Tjen declared, sounding rather like a proud parent reminiscing about their child’s first piano recital. Yes, let’s give a round of applause for high consumer interest—after all, that’s what keeps these innovations rolling in. And they’re committed to continuing this trajectory, promising a future filled with innovative products that will hopefully exceed consumer expectations. Because if you’re not exceeding expectations, what’s the point of wearing a modular helmet anyway?
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In recent years, there has been a notable surge in the popularity of modular helmets among Indonesian consumers, particularly those devoted to long-distance touring adventures. This growing trend has significantly boosted the sales of SMK Helmets in the local market, with modular models accounting for a substantial portion of the brand’s overall sales.
Avant Tjen, Sales & Marketing Director of PT Prakarsa Bangun Sarana, the official distributor for SMK Helmet, highlighted that modular helmets provide exceptional convenience for motorbike enthusiasts engaged in touring. The unique feature of these helmets allows riders to adjust their head protection based on personal comfort and safety preferences.
He elaborated that in just one year, SMK Helmet has successfully sold a remarkable number of modular helmets, particularly through its popular Gullwing product line. This innovative flip-up style headgear is specifically designed to enhance the touring experience by incorporating advanced features and superior air ventilation for optimal comfort during long rides.
“SMK Helmet, most notably our flagship SMK Gullwing model, is experiencing a high demand among consumers. The Gullwing combines a modular design with European style at an accessible price point, making it particularly attractive to the market,” stated Avant Tjen in an official statement on Wednesday (20/11).
Gullwing is an adaptable modular helmet tailored for motorbike riders and daily commuters alike. It boasts a dynamic outer shell design and offers dual P/J homologation, allowing users to wear it as either an open-face helmet or a full-face helmet, depending on their needs.
For context, SMK Helmet is an Indian helmet brand that made its debut in Indonesia just last year. They provide a diverse range of helmet models, including half face, full face, and modular varieties.
The helmets marketed by SMK have received essential certifications including DOT, SNI, and ECE 22.06, ensuring they meet international safety standards. Additionally, SMK Helmet offers models constructed from advanced materials like carbon composite, polycarbonate, and fiberglass for enhanced durability and comfort.
“We are incredibly grateful for the enthusiastic response from Indonesian customers towards SMK Helmet. Moving forward, we are dedicated to innovating and delivering products that go above and beyond consumer expectations,” he affirmed.
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What factors contributed to the rise in popularity of modular helmets among Indonesian motorcycle riders according to Avant Tjen?
**Interview with Avant Tjen, Sales & Marketing Director of PT Prakarsa Bangun Sarana**
*Interviewer:* Thank you for joining us today, Avant. There’s been a remarkable rise in the popularity of modular helmets in Indonesia. What do you think has driven this interest?
*Avant Tjen:* Thank you for having me! I believe the surge is largely due to the needs of long-distance riders. Modular helmets provide unmatched convenience; they offer flexibility that traditional helmets simply can’t match. Riders can easily adjust them for comfort and safety, which is essential during long trips.
*Interviewer:* That makes a lot of sense! It seems like SMK Helmets has become a major player in this market during that time. Can you tell us about your flagship model, the Gullwing?
*Avant Tjen:* Absolutely! The Gullwing model has indeed resonated well with consumers. It features a unique flip-up design that combines style and functionality, allowing riders to switch between an open face and full-face helmet with ease. Its air ventilation system is also a big hit, especially in Indonesia’s warm climate.
*Interviewer:* Sounds like a perfect choice for touring! What specific attributes do you think set the Gullwing apart from other helmets in the market?
*Avant Tjen:* The Gullwing’s dual P/J homologation is key; it meets safety standards for both configurations. Moreover, its design is influenced by European aesthetics while still being affordably priced. This combination of style, safety, and functionality has made it the popular choice among our customers.
*Interviewer:* SMK Helmets is an Indian brand that entered the Indonesian market recently. How has the response been so far?
*Avant Tjen:* The response has been overwhelmingly positive! We are grateful for the warm reception from Indonesian consumers. They appreciate the quality and innovation in our helmets. Moving forward, we aim to maintain that momentum with continual product innovation that exceeds expectations.
*Interviewer:* That’s great to hear! With so much competition in the helmet market, what’s next for SMK Helmets?
*Avant Tjen:* Our focus will remain on innovation and quality. We plan to expand our product range further and continually refine our existing models based on customer feedback. We want to ensure that we provide motorcyclists with the best possible experience on their journeys.
*Interviewer:* Thank you, Avant, for sharing your insights today. It sounds like SMK Helmets is paving the way for a new era of riding in Indonesia!
*Avant Tjen:* Thank you! It was my pleasure to discuss our journey and the exciting things ahead.
