Photo: Caberg Helmets
Enter Caberg Tourmax, the world's first flip-up enduro helmet. This helmet was designed to meet the requirements of the enduro and maxi enduro bike owners, providing traditional enduro protection combined with flip-up convenience.
The helmet comes with a special lock which secures the chin guard in the open position, so riding on rough terrain will not accidentally close it.
Even more, the peak automatically gets closer to the visor to minimize air resistance when the helmet is worn open. With generous vents which can be operated with gloved hands the Tourmax also comes with a removable, washable inner liner with reflective inserts at the back of the neck.
The Caberg Tourmax offers a polycarbonate shell in 4 options: matte black, matte gunmetal, white metallic while and with the Sonic graphics in either white or black. The helmet comes with botha clear and a dark visor and is fitted with a pinlock lens.
Available in sizes XS through XL, the 1,600 grams (3.5 lbs) Caberg Tourmax is also Bluetooth-ready and will retail for €249 ($343), with the Sonic version at €279 ($385). No DOT homologation announced yet, so don't expect it in North America too soon.
Even more, the peak automatically gets closer to the visor to minimize air resistance when the helmet is worn open. With generous vents which can be operated with gloved hands the Tourmax also comes with a removable, washable inner liner with reflective inserts at the back of the neck.
The Caberg Tourmax offers a polycarbonate shell in 4 options: matte black, matte gunmetal, white metallic while and with the Sonic graphics in either white or black. The helmet comes with botha clear and a dark visor and is fitted with a pinlock lens.
Available in sizes XS through XL, the 1,600 grams (3.5 lbs) Caberg Tourmax is also Bluetooth-ready and will retail for €249 ($343), with the Sonic version at €279 ($385). No DOT homologation announced yet, so don't expect it in North America too soon.
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