Three techniques, three signs

In mid-October, the first samples for new brand name plates will be sent to Hepco & Becker. The traditional German company has been manufacturing motorcycle accessories of the highest quality for over 40 years, supplying ingenious motorcycle luggage systems, practical tool cases and protective parts for more than 700 motorcycle models of all brands.

The labeling of the individual products must be correspondingly diverse. The three signs in the picture are all based on the same shape made from three-dimensionally shaped and cut aluminum, and the motif is also the same. But that's where the similarities end.

Durable quality is just as important for Hepco & Becker as it is for RATHGEBER.

In contrast, the silver-colored plate in the middle is mirror-smooth. The motif here is elaborately brushed. The lettering is raised and three-dimensional, the fine lines of the background are extremely delicate and precisely worked into the metal.

In the third variant (pictured above), the motif literally jumps out at the viewer. This sign was created using digital 3D printing. Here, the grain clearly comes forward and the lettering appears to emerge from the narrow undergrowth. This version is not only impressive to look at, the fingertips inevitably go exploring.

Hepco & Becker focuses on durability in terms of materials, workmanship and design - just like RATHGEBER. The products are very durable and come with a five-year guarantee. Prime examples of Hepco & Becker's timeless look are the case and protection bar system for the new Honda Africa Twin and the current Legacy bags, including for Ducati motorcycles.

The products from Hepco&Becker can be found here.