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Caberg Duke Evo is a compact, Italian-made flip-up motorcycle helmet designed for commuting, touring, naked bikes and maxi scooters. The range combines ECE 22.06 P/J-approved helmets with replacement visors, Pinlock inserts, liners, cheek pads and model-specific operating parts.
The Duke Evo uses an LG Chem Hi-Impact ABS shell and weighs approximately 1600g, with Caberg allowing a 50g tolerance. Its P/J approval permits use in the protective and open-face configurations described by the manufacturer, while a side lever secures the chin guard in the fully open position.
Duke Evo is approved as both a full protective helmet and a jet configuration. The P/J lever is designed to lock the raised chin guard when the helmet is used as instructed.
The anti-scratch clear outer visor works with a Pinlock anti-fog lens, while Caberg's Double Visor Tech system adds an easy-to-operate internal sun visor for changing light.
Independently adjustable top and chin vents feed the internal airflow system. The breathable liner is removable and washable, with shaped cheek pads intended to sit closely around the face.
Dedicated internal accommodation allows the Caberg Pro Speak Evo system to be installed. Caberg states that Duke Evo passed its ECE 22.06 tests with this communicator fitted.
Start with fit. Measure around the widest part of the head and compare it with Caberg's size guide, then check that the helmet holds evenly without rocking. The cheek pads should feel close when new without creating a painful pressure point. The micrometric buckle should adjust securely while remaining comfortable under the jaw.
Next, compare finish and accessories. Plain colours suit riders who prefer restrained styling, while Move and other graphics add contrast or fluorescent detailing. Check the individual listing for the supplied Pinlock lens and any colour-specific detail, as box contents and availability can vary.
Visor note: the very dark A9424 outer visor in this collection is listed as not homologated. Use the clear homologated visor for road riding, and always check the accessory description before choosing a tint.
Alongside complete helmets, this page includes clear and mirrored Pinlock-ready outer visors, a very dark visor, Pinlock inserts, the A6482DB internal sun visor, centre liners, cheek pads, visor mechanisms and rubber sealing components. Some accessories also name Droid or Tourmax compatibility, but older Duke II and Duke X visor systems are not automatically interchangeable with Duke Evo.
Moto Central groups the current helmets and the maintenance parts for this exact generation in one place. That makes it easier to compare sizes and graphics, then identify the correct visor, anti-fog insert or replacement interior. Product-specific images, compatibility wording and UK-based support help reduce uncertainty when several related Duke models share similar names.
Yes. Caberg lists the Duke Evo with ECE 22.06 P/J approval.
The P/J approval permits both configurations when the helmet is used according to Caberg's instructions and the raised chin guard is correctly locked.
Yes. Caberg specifies a removable and washable liner, plus a removable wind-stop.
Do not assume they do. Match the exact model and accessory code shown on the product page before ordering.
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