Description

Caberg Modus CPL Matt Black Helmet

**NEW OLD STOCK CLEARANCE**

THE ACRONYM CPL (CABERG PUMP LINING) IDENTIFIES THE INFLATABLE LINING SYSTEM FOR CABERG HELMETS.

Thanks to two buttons positioned on the back of the helmet, it is possible to customize the fitting by inflating and deflating the air pockets both for the cheek pads and the neck device. The CPL system provides a personal correct fit according to the rider’s facial characteristics, and it is suitable for any
type of use: more adherent at higher speeds and less narrow at slow speed routes. Caberg flip-up model MODUS has been equipped with this system since it is of great interest, especially to the Touring market; it is ideal for the riders who want to spend many hours on the motorcycles while
wearing their Caberg helmet with a custom fit both on the cheek and the neck areas. Caberg CPL system not only helps to minimize wind noise but also guarantees a long-lasting comfortable fit compensating for the inevitable reduction of the lining thickness over time.

OUR TOP-OF-THE-RANGE FLIP-UP MODUS IS EQUIPPED WITH THIS INNOVATIVE SYSTEM WHICH GUARANTEES THE BEST PERFORMANCES TO THE MOST DEMANDING.

Features:

• Shell: Polycarbonate
• Double Visor (Clear + Smoke)
• Visor Quick Release System
• Double Anti-Turbulence Neck Roll
• Antiscratch Visor With Pinlock
• Micrometric Buckle
• Internal Air-Circulation
• Removable And Washable Liner
• Removable Wind-Stop
• Aerodynamic Capacity Tested In The Wind Tunnel
• Rain Protection Rims
• Ready For Communication Systems
• UN-ECE 22-05 Approved
• MADE IN ITALY

How to measure the circumference of your head for the right helmet size

Since each helmet size corresponds to a certain head circumference, the first thing to do is to measure the circumference of your head (measure in cm)

In order to measure the head circumference, you need:

• A soft tailor tape measure
• To measure the circumference of your head, the tape should run above your eyebrows and around the back of your head, including the widest part just an inch above your ears.

Compare your result against the helmet’s sizing chart here below to determine which size suits you best

(Attention! The below sizing correspondence may vary slightly depending on the helmet model selected; it’s therefore important to always first check with the manufacture’s specific model size chart on their website and try out the actual helmet product in the shop before purchasing)