Caberg: Motorcycle Helmets and Parts with Italian Heritage

Caberg was founded in Bergamo in 1974, and its name comes from Caschi di Bergamo. Since its first full-face and open-face helmets, the Italian brand has developed a range that accompanies motorcyclists around town, on the road and on longer journeys. A key milestone came in 1992 with the 292 Unlimited modular helmet, a predecessor of a specialty that still holds an important place in its catalog.

At Motarea, you can explore the Caberg helmet families and find components to maintain the model you already use. Your choice starts with the format, but also with size, interior fit and the functions you need during your rides. Check each version’s product page for its shield, ventilation, fastening system and preparation for communication equipment.

Caberg Helmets for City Riding, Roads and Touring

The Caberg modular helmets include ranges such as Duke Evo, Duke X, Horus X, Levo X and Trip. Their flip-up chin bar makes certain tasks easier during stops. Whether you can ride in a particular configuration depends on the model’s approval and instructions; check both before use.

If you want an enclosed structure with a fixed chin bar, the Caberg full-face helmets include models such as Avalon X, Drift Evo II, GP01 and Roxter. For urban travel and rides where you prefer an open design, the Caberg open-face helmets bring together families such as Flyon II, Freeride X, Ghost X, Riviera and Soho.

The Caberg trail and adventure helmets section lets you explore models such as Tourmax X and Tanami. Their differences in construction, peak and configuration make it useful to compare the specific model with your usual riding. A family name does not replace checking the size, included accessories and conditions of use.

Shields, Anti-Fog Inserts and Helmet Liners

Visibility and maintenance also have their place. The Caberg face shields and sun visors offer outer shield replacements and sun visors for different models, while the Pinlock and other anti-fog solutions section contains specific inserts. Always check the shield reference, its mounting points and the intended anti-fog system: two similar-looking helmets may need different components.

The Caberg liners and cheek pads help you find padding and parts that sit against your head. Choose them according to the helmet, size and matching information provided by Caberg, preserving the intended fit. The vents and spoilers include air intake and exhaust components and exterior parts whose shape and mounting also depend on the model.

Caberg Parts and Communication at Motarea

For further maintenance, you will find mechanisms and screws, helmet peaks, chin bars and other Caberg parts. The catalog also includes Caberg intercoms, where you can check Pro Speak Evo and the stated installation conditions for compatible helmets. Check what each reference includes before buying: a mechanism, insert or cover does not mean that the other components of the assembly are supplied.