Italian helmet manufacturer Caberg has long had a popular touring modular helmet in the form of the Duke for nearly a decade now. Since its launch back in 2012, the Carberg Duke has gone through a number of iterations, but has maintained its key features and design. The most recent iteration comes in the form the Duke Evo—not at all to be confused with KTM’s latest Super Duke iteration.
As is the case with most modular helmets, the new Caberg Duke Evo is ideal for a variety of riders ranging from city commuters to long-distance tourers. The versatility of a modular helmet allows for the easy access of food and drinks without having to take your helmet off, as well as easier conversation with people around you. The fact that the Duke Evo is P/J homologated is a nifty plus, too. This means that it’s safe to ride around with the chin bar flipped up—although, I’d recommend to flip the chin bar down once you get up to speed.
