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Caberg motorcycle helmets span full-face, flip-front, open-face, adventure and convertible designs. Founded in Bergamo in 1974, the Italian manufacturer has a long history of developing practical road helmets, including an early Italian flip-up model in 1992.
Models such as Drift Evo 2, GP01 and Avalon X use a fixed chin section. Compare shell material, visor system, ventilation, fastening and intended road or sport use.
Duke, Duke Evo, Duke X and Droid families add a moving chin bar for touring and commuting convenience. Check the exact P/J approval, locking system and permitted open configuration.
Jet Ghost X, Ghost, Riviera and Freeride provide different levels of face and visor coverage. Consider weather exposure, eye protection and the absence of a fixed chin bar.
Caberg adventure models combine road visors with peaks and touring features. Check how the helmet is configured for road and off-road-style use, plus peak and visor compatibility.
This collection includes current ECE 22.06 models alongside earlier or end-of-line families. Caberg's current Duke Evo is ECE 22.06 P/J, while Drift Evo 2 is an ECE 22.06 touring full-face helmet available in glass-fibre and carbon versions. GP01 adds a carbon shell and FIM Level 2 approval in sizes M and L. Earlier Duke 2, Ghost and other models must be judged by the approval label and specification shown on the exact product.
Measure around the widest part of your head and use the relevant model size chart as a starting point. A helmet should feel evenly snug around the crown and cheeks without a sharp pressure point. Secure the strap, then check that the shell cannot roll forward or rotate independently of your scalp.
Model details matter: approval, shell material, Pinlock inclusion, sun visor and intercom preparation vary across Caberg families and generations. Use the individual product page and helmet label as the final reference.
Moto Central brings a large choice of Caberg models, colours and sizes into one helmet-only collection without mixing in replacement visors or spare parts. Clear product specifications and UK-based support help you compare helmet format, fit, approval and compatible accessories before ordering.
Caberg is an Italian manufacturer based in Bergamo, but manufacturing information should be checked by model. Caberg specifically states that Duke Evo is made in Italy.
No. Current models are often ECE 22.06, but this catalogue also includes earlier generations. Check the exact helmet listing and approval label.
Only in the configurations allowed by its homologation and instructions. Look for P/J approval and use the chin-bar lock correctly.
It varies by model and generation. Some current helmets include a specific Pinlock lens, while others are only prepared for one or may require it separately.
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