Caberg Casque modulable Trip Lunar mat

The Trip is the first flip-back helmet from Caberg featuring a reversible chin section that is moved by a single pivot joint. Unlike conventional modular helmets, the chin section does not rest on top of the helmet shell when opened; instead, it performs a 180-degree rotation to the back of the helmet shell. The helmet is approved according to ECE 22.06 P and J, meaning it can be used both as a full-face helmet with a closed chin section and as a jet helmet with an open chin section, meeting the needs of motorcyclists who want to tour without sacrificing versatility.

The chin section of the Trip can be opened and closed with just one hand and can be locked in the open position using the P/J lever on the right side of the helmet shell to prevent accidental closure.

Air circulation is ensured by an adjustable air intake vent at the top of the helmet, two rear air exhausts, and a large opening at the chin section, as well as integrated channels in the inner shell that direct airflow inward.

The Trip features a transparent, scratch-resistant outer visor and includes a fog-free Pinlock Max Vision 70 lens, along with an integrated scratch-resistant sun visor that is long enough to protect the face while riding, even with the chin section open and the clear visor raised. Tinted visors and a silver mirrored visor are also available as spare parts.

Like the Drift Evo II, Tanami, and GP01 models, the Trip is equipped with the Caberg SOS Medical ID – an integrated electronic device that can store personal data, medical information, and emergency contacts. Thanks to NFC technology, in case of an emergency, rescue services can quickly access important data by scanning the Caberg SOS Medical ID sticker on the helmet with a smartphone, allowing direct access to emergency contacts.