Kellermann Magazin

Mit dem Dayron im Norden von Irland

Wenn es ein Land in Europa gibt, wo sich das Wetter nie so genau voraussagen lässt, dann ist das ohne Zweifel Irland. Mitten im Atlantik gelegen und mit einer schier endlosen Küstenstrasse ausgestattet, ist die Insel auch für Motorradfahrer eine interessante Destination und besondere Herausforderung. Diffuse Lichtverhältnisse zwischen Regen und Sonne und dann wieder Regen tragen nicht unbedingt zur Sichtbarkeit von Motorrädern bei. Kein Fehler also, eine gestandene Honda Transalp mit modernster Lichttechnik auszustatten und mit dem feinen Tagfahrlicht Dayron von Kellermann für mehr Sicherheit zu sorgen. Mehr lesen

Thornton Hundred und Kellermann Bullet: Match made in…

…Milton Keynes! Kennen Sie nicht? Liegt ziemlich genau zwischen London und Birmingham und gilt als eine der innovativsten Städte in England. Und gleich um die Ecke liegt Sliverstone, eine Name, der keiner weiteren Erklärung bedarf. So kommen also wie so oft im Königreich Tradition und Moderne immer wieder neu zusammen und Thornton Hundred Motorcycles ist da keine Ausnahme. Mehr lesen

Salon du 2 roues - Kellermann at the largest motorcycle show in France

"Ah, ça marche ici!" - Shortly after the start of the "Salon du 2 roues" it was clear: This show will be a success! The undisputed largest motorcycle fair in France attracted many trade visitors already on the opening day and on the weekend even the traffic in the east of Lyon broke down. And it was worth it: Several large halls with almost all manufacturers of the industry, suppliers of clothing and accessories, customizers, clubs and test tracks - a paradise for all friends of the motorized two-wheeler. read more

MBE Verona 2023 – Strahlende Neuauflage mit Kellermann!

Verona ist eine dieser Städte, die immer wieder neu beindrucken können. Ob es frische Inszenierungen im legendären und jahrhundertealten Amphitheater sind oder jetzt die Auferstehung der internationalen Customizer Show MBE (Motor Bike Expo) nur ein paar Kilometer weiter. Bei strahlendem Sonnenschein strömten die Motorradfreunde gleich am ersten Tag auf das Messegelände. mehr lesen

Motorcyle World meets up in Milano – Kellermann at EICMA

The return of the EICMA last year fest a bit slow after the forced break, but this year was full speed ahead again. Die motorcycle world made Milano once again its unmatched meeting place. All halls were full, both with stands and visitors. The euphoria around two wheel mobility is alive, maybe more than ever before.

Kellermann showcased its products in hall 22 at the stand of SGR-IT, the new strong Partner in Italy. On the first days the meetings with journalists and international clients were in the focus. At the weekend the motorcycle crazy Italian crowd fully took over. Maximum excitement in Milano!read more

Morgan and Kellermann - tradition at low flying altitude

Time and time again genius inventors develop an unusual idea into a product ready for the markets and create a brand icon in the process.

That’s what happened more than a hundred years ago in Malvern Link, England and more than 30 years ago in Aachen, Germany. Kellermann is the synonym for premium lights on motorcycles and other vehicles, Morgan is known for exclusive sports cars. And both companies are known for a design which relates to the consequent form follows function concept of aircrafts.read more

Kellermann as bright as the sun at Louis event!

The setting for the Summer Bike Party in front of the huge Louis store in Köln-Pesch was really perfect: Weather and entertainment at its best. And many Louis partners showcased their products at the event.

But only one exhibitor was able to challenge the sun in terms of brightness: Kellermann from Aachen.

At the event tent the premium lights flashed on displays and on a show bike.read more

Kellermann indicators on Woidwerk bike for Rolling Optician -

‘This has look good and function perfectly at the same time!’

Who said that? All three candidates for this quote will play a role in this story. But let’s check out first what the topic really is. The kick of idea was to transform your average BMW R 1150 GS into… well, into ‘what’ actually? And who is behind the project?

Enter the man who has become a well-known face at trade shows and events in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland: Manuel Wilde. Doesn’t ring a bell? Maybe the artist’s name is better known: ‘Rolling Optician’. That has become his trademark in the last twenty years at shows throughout Europe.

When travelling he always has on board the full arsenal of an optician and frames of all known brands. His expertise are special motorcycle shades and his name among bikers is almost legendary. Of course, he is a keen biker himself and so a special show bike was the natural next step.read more

Deus Ex Machina and Kellermann - Custom als Lifestyle

When Dare Jennings, the founder of Deus Ex Machina, was presented personally with the range of Kellermann products a few years ago, you could see this little flash in his eyes. Sure, partly that was the result of the extreme illumination power of the ‘Kellermanner’, especially from the then just launched now cult indicator Kellermann Atto. But Jennings was also immediately the successful entrepreneur again, who felt like he just discovered something new and spectacular.read more

Milwaukee in Mittelhessen: With One Way Machine the Atto travels the world!

The first contact from Asia or somewhere else in the world often comes via email, ‘and that is very ok’, says Julian von Oheimb. Later, there will be enough time to arrange face time, digitally or personally, with the demanding clients. The man behind One Way Machine knows the challenge time zones can bring to family life when the next high end Harley project is on the horizon.

Yet the passion for Harley Davidson has been part of his family for some time. The father was and is mad about Harley and was probably the first to ride a bike from Milwaukee through Mittelhessen North of Frankfurt am Main. That morphed into a full stable of HD bikes and they needed to be taken care of. Working on knuckleheads, flatheads and panheads became the world for father and son.read more

When will you have your Kellermann moment?

You walk around your bike, checking it out from different perspectives and think: What can I improve, how do I make it look even better… How will it really become my bike?read more

Behind the scenes: Jetstream taking the stage

Nothing beats reality. Sounds a bit pathetic, right? But when it comes to the Kellermänner lights this is absolutely true. Anybody who sees the strong lights from Aachen in action for the first time will never want to go back to second best or cheap me-too products. But more than ever photos and clips are playing an important role, in the world of social media they are the essence. The biker of today is going online to check for accessories and lets his fantasy go wild on what could take his bike to the next level. read more

Down Under: Long beards and compact indicators!

A man with a jet helmet and a super long Father Christmas beard is cruising very relaxed on a small but highly modified motorcycle through Perth, the biggest city in Western Australia. He has chosen the coolest Corner of Perth: Fremantle. ‘Posh’ or ‘hip’, the Aussie would say, or simply just the place to be.read more

Kellermann and Pembleton Sports Cars

Kellermann is proud to equip the Pembleton Super Sport car of British manufacturer Pembleton Motor Company from Bayton, Worcestershire (www.pembleton.co.uk) with its Bullet 1000 indicator.

The Pembleton Super Sport is the first turnkey model of Pembleton Motor Company. Since 1999 the company and its owner Phil Gregory have produced over 500 kits of its Pembleton sports car. His son Guy Gregory is now in charge of Pembleton Sports Cars and will build turnkey models of the car: “For us it was important to source parts for our new model that are of high quality and look great.”read more

Kellermann and the solar buggy in Australia

The solar buggy of the university Hochschule Bochum was equipped with the high-performance indicator micro 1000 Extreme black.

The students converted a beach buggy with a conventional combustion engine to an electric power system, fueled by solar energy. The group is a spin-off of the highly successful Solarcar Team of the Hochschule Bochum. The team was runners-up at the World Solar Challenge in Australia and overall winner of the European Solar Challenge.read more