ANESDOR It now has the support and collaboration of five new associates specialized in airbag systems for motorcyclists. José María Riañogeneral secretary of ANESDOR, explained that: “Road safety is one of the strategic pillars of the association.”
Concludes: “In that sense, it is very positive to integrate these five companies focused on motorcyclist protection through an element as innovative as the airbag. From ANESDOR, together with the DGT and other administrations, we work so that more and more motorcyclists know about it and incorporate it into their usual equipment.”
New ANESDOR Associates
Airbag
The Colombian Airobag contributes its experience in rapid inflation systems and advanced detection. After consolidating in South America, the brand continues its European expansion with solutions focused on both individual users and the equipment of fleets of professional motorcyclists.
Aspar-Air
The Valencian company, promoted by former driver Jorge Martínez “Aspar”, was born to bring a technology born on the circuits to the motorcyclist in an affordable way. It is the first brand with a ‘Made In Spain’ certificate and its garments with integrated airbag stand out for their ergonomics and resistance.
Hit-Air
Hit-Air, a Japanese technology brand, has been a pioneer since 1998 in the development of airbags for motorcyclists. Its systems equip, among others, the Madrid Municipal Police, which guarantees its reliability and protection in the most demanding professional environments.
Motoairbag
The Italian Motoairbag stands out for its high level of innovation and for its contribution to the evolution of the CEN regulations at the European level, strengthening the standardization of the airbag in the market and guaranteeing adequate safety criteria.
Rock Tool
Rock Tool from Guipuzcoa focuses its proposal on rider safety, with I-ARMOUR technology airbags, with wide coverage and reliability, backed by European certifications and with its own technical service in Spain.
Strategic boost to road safety
The motorcycle industry promotes the improvement of road safety through the development of new active and passive safety technologies integrated into both vehicles and rider equipment.
Within this framework, ANESDOR is working on a specific strategy regarding airbags for motorcyclists from its Protective Equipment Commission. This Commission favors collaboration between manufacturers to coordinate technical criteria and to provide accurate and understandable information to users and administrations.
ANESDOR’s commitment to motorcyclist protection is reinforced through its Vive la Moto platform, from which informative campaigns, practical demonstrations and training actions are developed to promote road safety for motorcyclists.
The use of appropriate equipment, including airbags, is fully integrated into this preventive approach as a key measure. Along these lines, and in collaboration with the General Directorate of Traffic (DGT), ANESDOR has launched an information portal, which offers:
- The Airbag Technical Recommendations Guide, which explains the different types of systems, their characteristics and the criteria for choosing a legal and safe airbag.
- An updated catalog of airbags that meet legal requirements, allowing motorists to check whether the brand and model they wish to purchase has the corresponding certification.
- Recommendations and training content to help users make informed decisions about protection and security.
This portal has become a key tool for disseminating reliable, verified and updated information about this technology, promoting its adoption among motorists and supporting institutional work to improve road safety.
