LiveWire? Collabs with LA-based Streetwear Powerhouse Anti Social Social Club? (ASSC) to Create a One-of-One S2 Del Mar? Electric Motorcycle

LiveWire is excited to announce our collab with LA-based streetwear powerhouse Anti Social Social Club (ASSC) in creating a one-of-one S2 Del Mar motorcycle, custom-built by SMCO in Long Beach, CA.

The LiveWire S2 Del Mar x Anti Social Social Club celebrates ASSC’s 10th anniversary and is inspired by early 2000’s gaming consoles. This collaboration is a unique blend of electric motorcycle culture and streetwear fashion which highlights both brands’ spontaneity as they are always and forever in motion while celebrating innovation and style.

This extremely limited one-of-one custom combines the eye-catching style of Anti Social Social Club with the premium street tracker-inspired performance of the S2 Del Mar. SMCO used advanced 3-D printing techniques inspired by the translucent Xbox console from 2004 to create optically clear body pieces featuring the ASSC logo and covered in vibrant translucent candy colors by Airtrix custom paint house in Santa Barbara, CA.

The custom saddle is designed with embroidered circuit patterns by the motorcycle seat masters at Saddlemen in Compton, CA, while the one-off Alpinestars Supertech R10 helmet was brought down to its carbon fiber base and sprayed with translucent paint by Airtrix to emulate the panels on the bike.

This LiveWire S2 Del Mar x Anti Social Social Club collab debuts at ComplexCon in Las Vegas November 16-17, 2024. This exclusive bike is a true one-of-one, priced at an MSRP of $22,509 USD*. It will be available to view onsite at ComplexCon or purchase online via Anti Social Social Club's website, starting November 16 at 8 a.m. PST. Delivery is set for January 2025.

For more information, please visit: https://www.livewire.com/the-pulse/collabs/anti-social-social-club

*Price listed is the Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price. MSRP excludes tax, title, licensing, registration fees, destination charges (including freight, handling and processing), surcharges (attributable to raw materials costs in the product supply chain), added accessories, and additional dealer charges, if any.