Caberg Trip Helmet - LUNAR L6 Matt Black/Grey/Yellow Fluo

Caberg Trip Helmet - LUNAR L6 Matt Black/Grey/Yellow Fluo

The Caberg Trip is a flip-up (modular) helmet with a 180-degree rotating chin guard that folds all the way to the back of the shell rather than sitting on top, as on traditional modular helmets. It holds ECE 22.06 P/J dual homologation, certifying it for use as both a full-face helmet (chin guard closed) and a jet/open-face helmet (chin guard open). The shell is made from LG Chem Hi-Impact ABS.

Designed for touring riders who want versatile, single-handed chin guard operation and integrated safety technology, the Trip includes the Caberg SOS Medical ID NFC device, a Pinlock Max Vision 70 anti-fog lens, an integrated sun visor long enough to protect the face with the chin guard open, and readiness for the Caberg Pro Speak EVO intercom system. This listing is for the LUNAR graphic version in the L6 Matt Black/Grey/Yellow Fluo colourway, featuring a matt and glossy base finish.

Key Specifications

180-Degree Rotating Chin Guard

Unlike traditional modular helmets where the chin guard rests on top of the shell when open, the Trip chin guard completes a full 180-degree rotation to the back of the shell. It can be opened and closed with one hand. When open, a P/J lever on the right side of the shell locks the chin guard in position to prevent accidental closure.

ECE 22.06 P/J Dual Homologation

The Trip is approved under ECE 22.06 for use as a full-face helmet (P, chin guard closed) and as a jet helmet (J, chin guard open). It also passed all ECE 22.06 tests with the Caberg Pro Speak EVO communicator installed.

Visor System

• Transparent anti-scratch outer visor
• Pinlock Max Vision 70 anti-fog lens included in the box
• Integrated anti-scratch sun visor, long enough to protect the face with the chin guard open and the clear visor raised
• Quick-release visor system
• Optional spare visors available: dark visor and silver mirrored visor

Caberg SOS Medical ID

The Trip is equipped with the Caberg SOS Medical ID, an integrated NFC electronic device. Personal data, medical records, and emergency contacts can be stored on the device. In an emergency, first responders can scan the Caberg SOS Medical ID sticker on the helmet with a smartphone to retrieve medical information, connect to nominated emergency contacts, or send an SMS with the rider's location.

Ventilation

• 1 adjustable air vent on the top of the helmet
• 2 rear air extractors
• 1 large air vent on the chin guard
• Built-in airflow channels in the inner shell
• Internal air-circulation system

Interior and Comfort

• Liner made from hypoallergenic, moisture-wicking fabrics
• Fully removable and washable liner
• Cheek pads shaped to accommodate glasses
• Removable wind-stop
• Rain protection rims
• Micrometric buckle chin strap

Communication System Compatibility

The Trip is ready for the Caberg Pro Speak EVO communication system, which supports music playback via mobile or MP3, rider-to-passenger or rider-to-rider communication up to 200 m, and GPS connectivity. It is also compatible with universal intercom systems. ECE 22.06 compliance was verified with the Caberg Pro Speak EVO fitted.

Available Versions

The Trip is available in solid colours (matt black, matt silver, white) and in the LUNAR graphic version in three colour combinations with matt and glossy base.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the Trip chin guard differ from a standard modular helmet?
On the Caberg Trip, the chin guard rotates a full 180 degrees to the back of the shell when open, rather than sitting on top of the shell as on traditional modular helmets. It can be locked open using the P/J lever on the right side of the shell.

What homologation does the Caberg Trip carry?
It holds ECE 22.06 P/J dual homologation, certifying it for use as a full-face helmet (chin guard closed) and as a jet/open-face helmet (chin guard open).

What is the weight of the Caberg Trip?
1750 g (+/- 50 g), measured in size L. The Trip uses a single shell size across all sizes.

Does the Caberg Trip come with a Pinlock lens?
Yes. A Pinlock Max Vision 70 anti-fog lens is included in the box.

What is the Caberg SOS Medical ID?
It is an integrated NFC device built into the helmet. First responders can scan the sticker on the helmet with a smartphone to access the rider's stored medical information, emergency contacts, or send an SMS with the rider's location.

Is the Caberg Trip compatible with intercoms?
Yes. It has dedicated cavities for the Caberg Pro Speak EVO, which supports music, intercom communication up to 200 m, and GPS. It also works with most universal intercom systems. ECE 22.06 compliance was verified with the Caberg Pro Speak EVO fitted.