Caberg is an Italian crash helmet manufacturer. Founded in Bergamo in Northern Italy in the seventies, they've become synonymous with relatively inexpensive but good quality helmets. In fact, of sixteen helmets tested by the UKs SHARP crash helmet safety testing scheme (at the time of writing), thirteen have scored four stars or above (out of five). So they're well worth a look in terms of protection alone. On this page you'll find all our reviews and buying information on Caberg Crash Helmets.
Latest Caberg Helmet Reviews & Previews
Listed below, you'll find all the latest Caberg helmets that we've reviewed or previewed - including full face, modular and adventure helmets - all jumbled together and shown in order of most recent review first. Caberg makes some really handy lids so if you're wanting good quality but don't want to spend loads, it's worth taking your time over some of these Caberg reviews.
Caberg Duke Evo Helmet
First Look: Caberg Duke Evo Flip-up Helmet
Caberg Duke flip-up helmets have been around for a few years now - morphing from the original Duke I through the Duke 2 (and short-lived Duke X) and now into the ECE 22.06 certified Duke Evo.
They've always been good value, dual homologated modulars,...
Caberg Avalon review: entry level full face with sun visor
Caberg Avalon review: great value but slightly flawed?
The Avalon is Caberg's entry-level all-rounder helmet. Caberg say it's been designed to have a sporty look - I suppose mainly because it's got a a small rear spoiler - and is made to be an everyday sort of helmet. So one...
Review of the Caberg Levo SHARP 4 star rated flip-up touring...
Caberg's composite/carbon touring flip-up motorcycle helmet: the Caberg Levo.
The Levo is Italian helmet maker Caberg's dual homologated flip-up helmet that's designed for touring.
It comes in two guises: a lower cost version that's a tri-composite shelled helmet consisting of layers of fibreglass, kevlar and carbon; plus a slightly more expensive...
Caberg Droid: SHARP 4 star safety rated futuristic modular with Pinlock.
Caberg Droid review - one of the best protecting flip-front helmets around.
It's pretty easy to see why Caberg called their new modular helmet the Droid: with it's modern, angular design, it could've come straight off a Lucas Arts set.
But, if you take a look at the spec sheet below,...
Caberg Horus: a low price flip-up with panoramic Pinlock visor.
Caberg Horus flip-up motorbike helmet.
The Horus is a thermoplastic modular helmet made by Italian brand, Caberg.
It's been designed to work best for touring riders and commuters and, because it's P/J or dual homologated, can be used with the chin bar up when riding (not all modulars can).
Caberg reckon they've...
Caberg Ghost street fighter/jet motorbike helmet review
Caberg Ghost: a lightweight streetfighter motorcycle helmet
Yes, the Caberg Ghost looks like a full face or even a flip-up helmet. But don't be fooled. Okay, it's got a visor and chin guard and yes you can flip them up, but it's not fixed in place and it's not protective.
So,...
Modular/Flip-up Caberg Helmets
Caberg has made some excellent modular or flip-front helmets over the years, including the excellent SHARP 5 star rated Duke series. You'll find all the Caberg flip-up helmets we've looked at over the years below.
Caberg Duke Evo Helmet
First Look: Caberg Duke Evo Flip-up Helmet
Caberg Duke flip-up helmets have been around for a few years now - morphing from the original Duke I through the Duke 2 (and short-lived Duke X) and now into the ECE 22.06 certified Duke Evo.
They've always been good value, dual homologated modulars,...
Review of the Caberg Levo SHARP 4 star rated flip-up touring...
Caberg's composite/carbon touring flip-up motorcycle helmet: the Caberg Levo.
The Levo is Italian helmet maker Caberg's dual homologated flip-up helmet that's designed for touring.
It comes in two guises: a lower cost version that's a tri-composite shelled helmet consisting of layers of fibreglass, kevlar and carbon; plus a slightly more expensive...
Caberg Droid: SHARP 4 star safety rated futuristic modular with Pinlock.
Caberg Droid review - one of the best protecting flip-front helmets around.
It's pretty easy to see why Caberg called their new modular helmet the Droid: with it's modern, angular design, it could've come straight off a Lucas Arts set.
But, if you take a look at the spec sheet below,...
Caberg Horus: a low price flip-up with panoramic Pinlock visor.
Caberg Horus flip-up motorbike helmet.
The Horus is a thermoplastic modular helmet made by Italian brand, Caberg.
It's been designed to work best for touring riders and commuters and, because it's P/J or dual homologated, can be used with the chin bar up when riding (not all modulars can).
Caberg reckon they've...
Caberg Duke II Modular Crash Helmet Review
The Caberg Duke II is the follow up to the popular SHARP 5 star rated modular/flip up crash helmet, the Duke I.
On the face of things, it's not hard to see why it's popular because it ticks all the right boxes - it's pretty light, looks cool, it's independently...
Caberg Modus flip-up motorcycle crash helmet review
A look at the Caberg Modus modular/flip-up motorcycle helmet
Caberg Modus is a polycarbonate modular/flip-up helmet from Italian crash helmet maker Caberg. In fact, it's a single helmet but with three versions available (not in all countries).
First there's the Caberg Modus Easy - that's the same as the standard Modus but...
Full Face Caberg Helmets
Most of Caberg's full face helmets have polycarbonate shells, but they also produce some of their higher-end helmets from composites of fibreglass and carbon fibre, combining to make some technically excellent yet still lower priced full face helmets. Take a look over all the Caberg full face helmets we've reviewed or previewed below.
Caberg Avalon review: entry level full face with sun visor
Caberg Avalon review: great value but slightly flawed?
The Avalon is Caberg's entry-level all-rounder helmet. Caberg say it's been designed to have a sporty look - I suppose mainly because it's got a a small rear spoiler - and is made to be an everyday sort of helmet. So one...
Caberg XTrace: a massively versatile, great value dual sport helmet
Review of the Caberg X-Trace dual sport motorbike helmet.
The XTrace is Caberg's ultra-flexible dual sports helmet. I say ultra flexible because, like the Bell MX-9 Adventure or the Shoei Hornet ADV, it's been designed to work well whether you're riding on or off road, touring or trail riding.
Which in...
Caberg Drift Evo review: A great value lid for your sportsbike?
Caberg Evo Drift review: full face, composite sportsbike helmet.
The Caberg Drift Evo is, as the name suggests, an evolution of the older Caberg Drift.
Which means while the original Drift was aimed at sports/touring riders, the Drift Evo is aimed more towards sportsbike and track riders, with Caberg saying it...
Caberg Stunt full face polycarbonate helmet review
There's no doubt that Caberg's Stunt looks very cool. It's a polycarbonate full face helmet that's aimed at folks who like a more aggressive-looking lid but don't want to pay through the nose to get it. But is it all show?
Here's what you can expect if you buy a...
Caberg Drift full face motorcycle helmet review
What do owners think of their Caberg Drift crash helmet?
Note: The drift has now been replaced by the Drift Evo so you might want to check that out instead.
The Caberg Drift is a composite fibre full face helmet that's designed to suit most riders - think sports/touring and you'll...
Caberg Ego Motorcycle Helmet Review
Summary
Caberg are a pretty well known Italian crash helmet manufacturer, producing mid-to-lower priced helmets. Here's some more background on Caberg. The Caberg Ego is a nicely designed helmet with some great features. Although not independently tested for safety (so we can't wholeheartedly recommend it), Caberg did come out in...
Adventure, Dual Sport and Motocross Cabergs
Caberg has a growing reputation in making some good quality and versatile dual sport and adventure helmets with useful stuff like sun visors, roost guards/peaks and Pinlock-ready visors that can be had for under a couple of hundred quid.
Caberg XTrace: a massively versatile, great value dual sport helmet
Review of the Caberg X-Trace dual sport motorbike helmet.
The XTrace is Caberg's ultra-flexible dual sports helmet. I say ultra flexible because, like the Bell MX-9 Adventure or the Shoei Hornet ADV, it's been designed to work well whether you're riding on or off road, touring or trail riding.
Which in...
Caberg Tourmax Modular Crash Helmet Review
The Caberg Tourmax is a modular dual-sports helmet (modular meaning the chin guard flips up and dual-sports referring to the mix between full face and motocross style). It has a good range of useful features, is well built and comfortable. It's also dual-homologated to work as both a full...
Caberg Helmets for the Track and Sportsbikes
They don't make many, but where Caberg make a helmet that will suit your sportsbike or be great for taking on the track (complete with ACU gold sticker), we'll include it below.
Caberg Drift Evo review: A great value lid for your sportsbike?
Caberg Evo Drift review: full face, composite sportsbike helmet.
The Caberg Drift Evo is, as the name suggests, an evolution of the older Caberg Drift.
Which means while the original Drift was aimed at sports/touring riders, the Drift Evo is aimed more towards sportsbike and track riders, with Caberg saying it...
Budget Priced and Cheaper Caberg Helmets
Making motorbike helmets that are great value and can be had for less than a couple of hundred quid is very much Caberg's sweet spot. But you'll find the helmets below are even at the lower end of Caberg's price range. So, if price is your main driver but you definitely want a Caberg helmet, check out these bad boys...
Caberg Avalon review: entry level full face with sun visor
Caberg Avalon review: great value but slightly flawed?
The Avalon is Caberg's entry-level all-rounder helmet. Caberg say it's been designed to have a sporty look - I suppose mainly because it's got a a small rear spoiler - and is made to be an everyday sort of helmet. So one...
Caberg Horus: a low price flip-up with panoramic Pinlock visor.
Caberg Horus flip-up motorbike helmet.
The Horus is a thermoplastic modular helmet made by Italian brand, Caberg.
It's been designed to work best for touring riders and commuters and, because it's P/J or dual homologated, can be used with the chin bar up when riding (not all modulars can).
Caberg reckon they've...
Caberg Stunt full face polycarbonate helmet review
There's no doubt that Caberg's Stunt looks very cool. It's a polycarbonate full face helmet that's aimed at folks who like a more aggressive-looking lid but don't want to pay through the nose to get it. But is it all show?
Here's what you can expect if you buy a...
Caberg Ego Motorcycle Helmet Review
Summary
Caberg are a pretty well known Italian crash helmet manufacturer, producing mid-to-lower priced helmets. Here's some more background on Caberg. The Caberg Ego is a nicely designed helmet with some great features. Although not independently tested for safety (so we can't wholeheartedly recommend it), Caberg did come out in...
