During Paris Design Week, Flying Flea, the City+ brand of Royal Enfield, showed how design and motorcycle passion merge. With the classically styled FF.C6, the art bike ‘Motototem’ and a creative takeover from École Duperré, the brand also announced its first Flagship store in Paris-a clear statement of long-term commitment.
Flying Flea, the Design-First City+ Mobility brand that is supported by Royal Enfield, strengthened his creative presence with a visionary acquisition by École Duperré during the Paris Design Week of this year.
In the context of the creative cooperation between the brand and the legendary design school École Duperré, artists, designers and students expressed their interpretation of Flying Flea’s philosophy: Live Lightly.
The event also served as the ideal platform for the brand to announce the opening of its first own flagship store in Paris in early 2026.
“Flying Flea is the platform for creative expression with which we explore new and exciting areas. Our collaboration with École Duperré during the Paris Design Week is an example of this and marks the beginning of our journey in this city. France is the place where the original Flying Flea engine bike played a crucial role, and today, but the day is not just a day of the day, and the day is not just a day of the day, the day, but the day is not just a paris. The most dynamic markets for electric two -wheelers not only represents our past, but also our future.
For three days, from 5 to 7 September, the legendary design school was transformed into a four -storey feast of artistic vision, craftsmanship and cooperation. The famous multidisciplinary artist Mattia Biagi was a curator of the central courtyard of the school and created a dynamic space for interaction and reflection.
He also showed his art bicycle Motototem, a dynamic merger of artistic vision, innovative thinking and environmental consciousness.
Visitors could view the handmade pieces and customized engines, including the one and two-seater variants of the FF.C6, the first electrical motorcycle of Flying Flea, inspired by its original namesake from the 40s. The motorcycles, styled, photographed and modeled by the PARENTISTIC OF THE PARIJS.
In addition to the artificial engine bike, there were also installations during the event of Ecole Duperre student Sarah Bouyssou, together with live art and a café and compelling masterclasses throughout the weekend with the team behind the brand and design of Flying Flea, including Mario Alvisi (Chicles) and Flying Flying, Flying and Furying Flying, Flying Flying and Fern Flying Flying and Fern Flying and Fern Flying Flying and Fern Flying Flying and Fern. Sivakumar S (Head Industrial Designer, Flying Flea and Electric Vehicles at Royal Enfield).
The roof terrace of École Duperré was opened on Saturday evening for a panel discussion by Laurianne Meliere, followed by an evening full of music, conversations and a panoramic view of the Paris skyline.
– Thanks for information from Motorfreaks.