Model 1776 • Made in USA
Red, White, Blue—and Built Here
Why a patriotic motorcycle helmet should represent more than a color scheme—and what makes the Super Seer Model 1776 different from a mass-market graphic helmet.
Model 1776: hand-painted in Evergreen, Colorado on the Super Seer S2102 carbon fiber half-shell platform.
Red, white, and blue can be printed on almost anything. That does not automatically make the product American.
For riders who care where their gear comes from, a patriotic motorcycle helmet should represent more than stars, stripes, and a familiar color combination. Its construction, craftsmanship, finish, and origin should support the message painted across the shell.
That is the idea behind the Super Seer Model 1776. Handmade in Evergreen, Colorado, the Model 1776 is a Made-in-USA, hand-painted, DOT-approved carbon fiber half-shell motorcycle helmet created for riders who want American craftsmanship behind the red, white, and blue.
Origin Matters
A Patriotic Graphic Is Easy. Authenticity Is Harder.
There is no shortage of patriotic motorcycle helmets. Search online and you will find stars, stripes, eagles, flags, shields, and nearly every possible variation of red, white, and blue.
But riders notice the difference between a premium helmet and a mass-market graphic. They notice when the artwork looks like a flat decal, when the colors feel generic, and when the design appears to have been placed on the helmet instead of designed around it.
Increasingly, riders also notice the label showing where the helmet was made.
The Model 1776 is not designed to be the least expensive patriotic helmet available. It is designed to make the patriotic message more credible.
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Made in USA
Handmade by Super Seer in Evergreen, Colorado for riders who care where their equipment comes from.
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Hand-Painted Finish
The stars and stripes are laid out to follow the S2102 shell instead of appearing like a flat printed wrap.
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Real Helmet Platform
Advanced composite carbon fiber construction on a DOT FMVSS 218 half-shell motorcycle helmet platform.
American Helmet Craftsmanship
Handmade in Evergreen, Colorado
Every Model 1776 begins with Super Seer’s S2102 half-shell motorcycle helmet platform. It is then built and finished by Super Seer in Evergreen, Colorado—a company with decades of experience producing helmets for law-enforcement motor officers and civilian riders.
That matters because a helmet is not merely another piece of motorcycle apparel. It is equipment. The shell, impact liner, interior, retention system, ventilation, fit, and available options all have to work together as one finished product.
Model 1776 uses an advanced composite carbon fiber outer shell with an impact-absorbing liner and ABS inner shell. It is built on the S2102 platform, which meets and/or exceeds DOT FMVSS 218, and buyers can choose available size, interior, visor, rank-band, and fastener options on the configuration page.
The patriotic finish is important. The helmet underneath it is more important.
Rear view of Model 1776 showing the stars-and-stripes graphic flow and DOT certification label.
The Model 1776 Paint Story
Hand-Painted Instead of Mass-Printed
A premium patriotic helmet should not look like a sticker wrapped around a shell. The stars should work with the crown, the stripes should follow the profile, and the graphic should remain balanced from the front, side, and rear.
Onyx White Pearl
Genuine Harley-Davidson Onyx White Pearl Paint creates the clean, premium foundation.
Pacific Blue Pearl
Harley-Davidson Pacific Blue Pearl adds depth, movement, and brilliance in direct light.
Patriot Red
Patriot Red provides the bold lower-shell contrast that completes the unmistakable American appearance.
Close-up view of the pearl paint, crisp graphic edges, and Super Seer finish details.
Paint with Depth
A Finish That Changes with the Light
The Model 1776 is hand-painted so the design moves with the S2102 shell instead of sitting on top of it like a flat mass-market decal.
The pearl effect gives the white and blue additional depth under garage lighting, midday sun, and evening road light. Patriot Red provides the strong lower-shell contrast that makes the design immediately recognizable without turning it into a costume piece.
Together, the colors produce a finish that looks intentional next to chrome, pearl white paint, American cruisers, and patriotic riding events.
1776 to 2026
Built for America’s 250th Anniversary
On July 4, 2026, the United States commemorates the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Communities across the country are preparing rides, parades, gatherings, and commemorative events for the occasion.
For motorcycle riders, the open road has always carried its own connection to freedom. That makes the 1776-to-2026 moment a natural time for a helmet like this.
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Patriotic motorcycle rides For organized rides, rallies, and local commemorative events.
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Independence Day events For parades, celebrations, and July 4 riding traditions.
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Veterans and first-responder rides A fitting helmet for riders supporting American service communities.
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Everyday American riders For riders who choose American-made products throughout the year.
American Cruiser Style
A Natural Match for the 2026 Super Glide—and More
The 2026 Harley-Davidson Super Glide helped bring renewed attention to this style of patriotic riding gear. Its pearl white finish, red-and-blue graphics, chrome, laced wheels, and factory-custom stance share a visual language with Model 1776.
But Model 1776 is not limited to one motorcycle. It also belongs next to a Heritage Classic, Road King, Street Glide, Indian cruiser, custom chopper, vintage American motorcycle, or any bike whose owner wants a bold stars-and-stripes helmet.
The motorcycle may start the conversation. The helmet represents the rider.
See the related article: Looking for the American flag helmet from the new Super Glide video?
Model 1776 shown with a transparent blue detachable visor option.
Patriotic Helmet Buying Guide
What to Compare Before Buying a Patriotic Helmet
Not every red, white, and blue helmet offers the same value. Before choosing one, look beyond the graphic and ask a few practical questions.
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Where Is It Made?
A patriotic design and a Made-in-USA product are not necessarily the same thing.
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Is It a Certified Helmet?
Confirm the applicable motorcycle helmet standard. Model 1776 uses the DOT FMVSS 218 S2102 platform.
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What Is the Shell Made From?
Model 1776 uses advanced composite carbon fiber construction rather than relying solely on decorative graphics.
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Is It Painted or Printed?
Hand-painted graphics can follow the helmet’s shape and create greater visual depth than a flat printed treatment.
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Can It Be Configured?
Model 1776 buyers can choose available sizes, interiors, visors, rank bands, and fasteners.
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Will It Matter after 2026?
America’s 250th anniversary provides the moment, but American-made craftsmanship gives the helmet lasting relevance.
More Than Paint
The Difference Is the Combination
The Model 1776 is deliberately bold. It should be. But the strongest part of the helmet is not simply its stars or stripes.
A patriotic design. A carbon fiber platform. A hand-painted pearl finish. DOT-approved construction. Made-in-USA production.
That combination is what separates Model 1776 from a low-cost graphic helmet. It is built for the rider who believes the origin of a patriotic product should carry as much meaning as the artwork placed on it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Model 1776 Questions
Is the Model 1776 made in the United States?
Yes. Model 1776 is handmade by Super Seer in Evergreen, Colorado on the S2102 carbon fiber half-shell platform.
Is Model 1776 DOT approved?
Yes. It is built on Super Seer’s S2102 platform, which meets and/or exceeds DOT FMVSS 218 motorcycle helmet standards.
Is the design painted or applied as a decal?
Model 1776 uses a hand-painted finish designed to follow the shape and profile of the helmet rather than appear like a flat sticker graphic.
What paint colors are used?
Model 1776 uses Genuine Harley-Davidson Onyx White Pearl Paint, Harley-Davidson Pacific Blue Pearl, and Patriot Red.
Is Model 1776 an official Harley-Davidson or America250 product?
No. Model 1776 is an independent Super Seer product and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, endorsed by, or licensed by Harley-Davidson Motor Company, America250, or any government entity.
Red. White. Blue. Built Here.
Choose the Patriotic Helmet with American Craftsmanship Behind It
Made in USA. Hand-painted in Colorado. Advanced composite carbon fiber. DOT approved. Built to order.
Model 1776 is an independent Super Seer product and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, endorsed by, or licensed by Harley-Davidson Motor Company, America250, the U.S. Semiquincentennial Commission, Marvel, Disney, or any related rights holder. Harley-Davidson, Super Glide, Onyx White Pearl, Pacific Blue Pearl, and related names are referenced only to identify paint, styling compatibility, and rider interest.