Caberg, Panoramic Ultra Wide Visor: wide visibility through the visor of the Levo and Horus helmets

Caberg Helmets, a company specialized in the development of helmets, presents helmets within its range levo e Horus, two openable types characterized by the lens Panoramic Ultra Wide Visor. An interesting solution for visibility.

Caberg Panoramic Ultra Wide Visor

The Ultra Wide panoramic visor of the models Caberg Levo e Horus it is offered in the light transparent or dark smoke variant, with a helmet attachment system for each version.
The helmets also include an anti-fog lens Pinlock MaxVision and the integrated sun visor Double Visor Tech, usable via the control located on the left side of the model.

The Levo and Horus helmets, developed respectively with a fiberglass or carbon shell in the first case and in polycarbonate in the second, are characterized by a connotative design and thick technical solutions.
The work on the aerodynamic part responds both to the needs of two-wheel travel enthusiasts and urban commuters; given an aeration system with air intakes located in the front and rear parts which promote ventilation, together with the channels present in the internal shell.

Both specimens have passed the safety tests to obtain the double approval P / J guaranteeing maximum safety with the chin guard closed or raised, legally allowing you to drive even with the chin guard raised. This remains close to the shell, limiting the typical sailing effect when traveling with the chin guard raised, using a simple and safe closing and opening system.
The two helmets can also be equipped with the Just Speak Evo system or other communicators offered on the after market, given the seats included in the helmet, to be able to communicate not only with your mobile phone and the passenger, but also interact with a GPS or listen music via your phone or MP3 player, as remembered.
Returning to the Panoramic Ultra Wide Visor, given the front opening this offers a wide vision and a visual range equal to 82°, facilitating driving comfort and intensifying active safety.
The vertical field of vision of 82°, as mentioned, is superior to several helmets on the market. Even with the chin guard lowered, control of the motorcycle dashboard and GPS is facilitated, reducing head movements to take a look at the instruments. 

Figures

The models are offered on the market starting from 259,99 euros (VAT included) for the model Horus; 399,99 euros (VAT included) for the specimen levo in the single-color variant in fiberglass and 499,99 euros (VAT included) for the specimen Levo Carbon.

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