Caberg

Caberg is an Italian motorcycle helmet maker from the Bergamo area. The company was founded in Bergamo in 1974, and the name is an acronym of "CAschi di BERgamo", meaning helmets from Bergamo. Its first two models were the full-face "article 100" and a jet helmet with a visor, the "article 300". Today Caberg S.p.A. is based in Azzano San Paolo in the province of Bergamo.

Features

• Flip-up helmets such as the Levo X, Horus X, Duke EVO and Tourmax X, full-face helmets such as the GP01 Carbon and Drift EVO II, and jet helmets such as the Roxter, Flyon II and Soho.
• Communication systems, visors and spare parts as accessories.
• Helmets that meet the current ECE 22.06 regulation, which Caberg explains on its website.
• Caberg SOS Medical ID, a microchip device developed with the company FEI and placed inside the helmet, which stores the rider's personal and medical data and emergency contacts.
• Milestones such as the Ventura helmet (1978) with a spring-loaded visor release and the first off-road helmet, the Total Cross.

Range and limits

Caberg concentrates on road helmets, visors, communication systems and spare parts.